Maximilien Robespierre

Think Twice About These Popular Plants

Whether it be for community common areas, or for personal backyards or garden boxes, there are some flora that, although tempting, you may want to think twice before planting.

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Owners

Set Up for Summer

With the changing of the seasons, there are a few projects to be tackled to make your home summer-ready.

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Legal

Working Hard, or Hardly Working?

What should community members do when the HOA is not doing its job?

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Owners

Feelin' Fine(d)

When we live within an HOA controlled community, we agree to follow the rules, so what are some of the most common violations that carry a fine, and how can the upstanding and conscientious homeowner avoid them?

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COVID-19

Water, Water, Everywhere...

Much has changed since last year, when closures swept the nation, but much is still uncertain. HOAs are finding themselves in a somewhat difficult position when making the call to keep community pools closed, or to open them up for the summer of 2021.

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Owners

If You'll Permit Me...

While most homeowners know that permits are required for major work, like home additions or renovations, you may be surprised by some of the more simple and common projects that require a permit as well.

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Boards

Faking It

For many, the thought of artificial grass evokes images of mini golf courses or football fields, not the dreamy, luxurious yard of the suburban dream home. However, the products used today have come quite a long way and are becoming increasingly popular.

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In Full Bloom

Here are some prime examples of foliage that top the list of low maintenance and high impact, that will help your association stand out and show off.

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Time for a Spring Glow-Up

As we transition into the warmer months, there are a few key things that the HOA can do now, to ensure a happy community for the rest of the year ahead.

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Getting Started

The HOA Buyer's Guide

Buying a home is complex. During the process, many people ask themselves: should I join a homeowner’s association?

Who’s immune? COVID Vaccines in Your Neighborhood

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Who’s immune? COVID Vaccines in Your Neighborhood

Can HOA board members seek a new level of disclosure based on vaccine status? Higher numbers of vaccines would allow communities to return to pre-COVID operation protocols and activity schedules. That said, there is a huge question of privacy.

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Owners

A Job Well Done

Whether you are looking to cash in and sell your home this season, or simply looking to make some upgrades to enjoy yourself, there are a few, simple, home improvement projects that those “in the know” swear that every homeowner should tackle themselves.

How to Get Help from the COVID Relief Package

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Owners

How to Get Help from the COVID Relief Package

The COVID relief law recently passed by the legislature and signed by President Biden includes nearly 10 billion dollars for struggling homeowners. This money has been earmarked to help homeowners make their mortgage payments and pay other home-related bills.

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Owners

Dollars and Sense

There are a few simple and effective ways that your home can help you save money each month.

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Boards

The Dreaded F-Word: Foreclosure

HOAs have the power to place liens on properties that fail to keep up with dues and fees. Some states have even passed laws that give HOAs a unique power in the foreclosure process called the “super-priority lien” or “super lien” law.