Here are 8 ways for HOA vendors to stay productive and develop their business during downtimes
Running your own business is satisfying but also a constant challenge. Hopefully, you stay busy, but there might be downtimes.
A strategy for engaging on the networking platforms can be the key to unlocking a business’s full potential
7 tips for more productive community and board meetings
HOA meetings are a necessary evil. Communities are required to have a certain number of board and general membership meetings every year, but few enjoy them.
When it’s time to levy a special assessment, getting support from homeowners is critical
Nobody likes to open their mailbox and find an invoice for a large sum of money from their HOA, especially if it’s out of the blue.
Staying on top of the paperwork for a community association can be daunting, but it’s an important task. Here are some simple guidelines for staying compliant
Document management is one of the most undervalued tasks of an HOA board.
Vendor relations can be tricky for association managers. Watching out for these 4 mistakes can prevent financial losses and legal troubles
Managing vendor contracts is an important aspect of community management, but many property managers and HOAs don’t do their due diligence when receiving and approving bids.
Community associations need to monitor their vendors’ insurance closely to avoid legal peril
It is the job of community managers or HOA boards to hire vendors who will provide services to residents and maintain their property.
Vendors who stand out from the crowd will be first on the list for HOAs choosing service providers
For many property-management vendors, it can be important to secure recurring work from managed communities.
An effective emergency response can save lives in your community. Here are some tips for putting together a thorough disaster plan
Simplifying the RFP process can streamline a community association’s vendor-vetting experience
A property manager’s primary goal is to maintain an attractive, functional, and peaceful community for residents, and there are a lot of moving parts that go into making that happen.