HOA Resources

Transition from Declarant, Developer or Builder control to Homeowner control can be a stressful time for residents in a Homeowner or Community Association. But it doesn’t have to be stressful. Here are a few things to consider as a Homeowner:

Most HOA Board members may shriek at the idea of what hassles may come with changing management companies, but AAM is diligent about creating an impeccable transition to ease the minds of homeowners and board members. Susan Platner, the acquisition manager at AAM, gives an inside look on how to effectively achieve this. 

AAM focuses beyond just financials and CC&R enforcement; we believe neighborhoods are the foundation of building stronger communities. AAM provides 5 major advantages to our clients.

Strong neighborhoods need expert HOA community management.  Because this management is vital to the integrity of the HOA, the community’s many activities must be expertly managed so the association runs smoothly, meets its obligations and stays within its budget parameters.

An HOA management company can provide real value to board members and the neighborhood at-large.  But, the partnership needs to be managed properly to reap the best results.The following tips will help protect your HOA and build a positive relationship with your management company: