When it is it the right time to ask questions of your HOA Board members? When a Board member for a community association is living their daily lives, perhaps walking their dog, or at home watching TV it is not appropriate to ask them to commit to answers without the other Board members. The community member should attend their HOA…
James Phifer interviews Pat Crosscombe a Board Member for a Condo Association in Canada. Asking her in this snippit of the full interview, if the tough times of being a Board Member for a Community Association is worth it. Her response of the duty of a member of an HOA to serve as a Board Member is perfect!
A quick video on roofing and maintenance at a HOA.
It is that time of year again! With winter upon us and the holidays fast approaching it is important to complete some housekeeping tasks around the house.
insurance provider has an exclusion to cover deductibles!
ACCU, Inc. is always recommending to our Boards to set up an email address other than the email addresses they use for work or business
Most people report that they are satisfied with their organization. While there is no shortage of reports of dissatisfaction with community associations, most people report being satisfied with their group. According to Community Association Institute statistics, 64 percent of residents report being satisfied with their organization while 26 percent reported a neutral response. Ten percent of respondents in that same 2014 survey report dissatisfaction.
By ensuring that the association has sufficient cash flow, the bank’s security is protected and is not diminishing in value.
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