Summer is quickly approaching, and that means hurricane season! Hurricane preparedness comes as second nature for most Floridians. Even so, HOAs and COAs have certain responsibilities when it comes to keeping communities safe from natural disasters. Keep reading to learn more about hurricane preparedness! Your Top...
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It’s no secret that Floridians love their furry friends. Because of this, it’s easy to see why many homeowners might dislike the idea of a pet-free HOA or COA. Even if a homeowner doesn’t have a pet right now, they may not want to rule...
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Managing a COA or HOA comes with a lot of responsibilities. Keeping the property safe and making it a better place to live can include countless duties, and one of these duties is maintaining the community’s parking lot. Pavement is durable enough to stand up to...
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Today’s COA or HOA member has different needs than a couple decades or even just a few years ago. Electric vehicle charging stations are an example of this! If this is something you aren’t providing for your community members, you’re missing out on an opportunity...
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If you’re looking at your monthly bank statement for your homeowner association or condo owner association, you may see something labeled as “ECR.” It’s important for you to know what this is and how it might affect your association banking. Here’s a brief overview of...
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Does your condo or homeowner association need a security update? Many associations place a high priority on security. After all, your residents trust you to maintain a secure environment where they can have total peace of mind about the safety of their families and possessions. You may...
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Bitcoin has been steadily on the rise in recent years. What began as more of a niche currency has now made its way into everyday life for some people and industries. If you’re on the board of directors for an HOA or COA, you may...
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In private, lawyers will tell you these three rules about their legal fees: Rule #1- Never bill a client less than the client is willing to pay. Rule #2- Never bill a client more than the client is willing to pay. Rule #3- Clients will always pay more...
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