The Foundation for Community Association Research estimates that approximately 22-24% of the U.S. population lives in private communities governed by Condominiums, Cooperatives, and Housing Associations. Individuals who serve on Condo Owner Association (COA) boards...
Not every person likes change. Most people would prefer to leave things the way they are for the sake of convenience. But when addressing condo association management, it’s important for people involved to see the benefit of change. The manager of a condo...
Americans living in homeowner’s associations (HOA) and condominiums have told pollsters they are overwhelmingly satisfied in their communities for the seventh time in 13 years. Despite this satisfaction, however, it doesn’t mean that a homeowner’s...
New neighborhoods typically develop as a subdivision. Some of these subdivisions use a management structure called a homeowners’ association (HOA) while others use no maintenance structure. The latter depends on city services for road maintenance and upkeep...
If you’ve ever been shopping for houses before, it’s likely that you will have come across a home that is a part of a homeowner association. In fact, Americans have a one in five chance of buying a home that is a part of an HOA. However, those who are less...
There are a number of misconceptions regarding homeowner association management services. A lot of people get nervous about the idea of moving into a community managed by a homeowner association, simply because they might think that it’s restricting. While...
