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Often Board members may have overstepped their experience level and given advice which is not accurate or typical of the industry
This view often spills over into Board decisions as they are pressured to keep dues as low as possible, an easy situation to fall into when projects costs like roofing or asphalt resurfacing can be decades into the future
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Let's be clear: serving means to perform duties or services for (another person or an organization)...Has 2020 brought about any "fringe" decisions of dubious ethical and/or legal origin that your board simply hopes nobody will challenge?
Typically, we can share peacefully, but occasionally an alligator becomes aggressive or large enough to be a real nuisance
1 Comment - They're like Gremlins: don't get them wet and don't feed them after midnight! Or any time for that matter
“A mong the public overall, 15% say they personally know someone who has been hospitalized or died as a result of having COVID-19. However, about a quarter of black adults (27%) say they personally know someone who has been hospitalized or died due to having the coronavirus
2 Comments - Legal advice from your attorney or collector is advisable, providing they grasp the data science. You have more options to reach out to the debtor as a first-party, versus a collector or attorney acting as a third-party, and effective debtor education can vastly reduce the need for legal action.
There are several policies being considered throughout the country that impact the community association housing model, including those addressing accessory dwelling units (ADUs)—also known as granny flats, in-law suites, and lofts—and single-family zoning. In 2019, Oregon passed two pieces of important legislation: Prohibits local municipal ordinances from restricting the development of ADUs on a single-family property A mandate to change local ordinances for most cities to allow multi-family housing development on land zoned for single-family housing In 2020, Washington state and Hawaii have legislative proposals that would prohibit local ordinances from restricting development of ADUs
I hear it all the time, not just from association members and leaders, but from management companies, community managers, and even HOA attorneys: “Ray is the Rio Crossing board president.” But I've reviewed dozens of association bylaws, and none of them authorizes a president of the board of...
3 Comments - This section starts with "The officers of the Association shall consist of a President, one or more Vice Presidents, a Secretary and a Treasurer." "The Board of Directors at each annual meeting shall elect or appoint a President (who shall be a director)" "The President shall be the Chief Executive Officer of the Association" with these three phrases, how does this line up with your blog post?
Hello - has anyone yet come up against having an Airbnb home in your neighborhood? We have a homeowner who sold the home to an investment company with a lease to purchase option. The company has turned it into a fulltime Airbnb and it's a nuisance. The homeowner doesn't live there but retains...
3 Comments - Each city and county will have laws either regulating short term rentals or prohibiting it. Check with your local law enforcement jurisdiction to see how they handle this situation
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