Drones can have wide-ranging benefits in community associations. Here’s what you need to know about their capabilities, adopting rules, and due diligence when contracting with a drone operator.
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California’s Leader in Community Association Law March 4, 2018 UNNECESSARY $12,000 ASSESSMENT QUESTION: My HOA wants every household to pay $12,000 for an unnecessary special assessment. And, they didn’t get 51% approval vote. Is that legal? ANSWER: Special assessments do not […]
There’s no better time than the beginning of spring to improve the appeal and sustainability of your rental property or HOA community. In this post, we’ll talk about hardscaping and softscaping: What the difference is between the two, and how you can develop feasible, cost-effective plans for your property’s outdoor areas. — 5 Tips for […]
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Winter is officially here, and if you live in a northern state, you’re gearing up for a few more months of cold and possibly snowy weather. One of the worst parts of winter weather is the power outages that can sometimes occur as the result of snow or power overload. A generator ensures that your […]
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Bitterly cold weather has gripped the majority of the Midwest and Northeast. Even Niagara Falls has frozen! These record-breaking temperatures are wreaking havoc on people’s pipes. A frozen pipe, if left untreated, can burst–causing thousands of dollars’ worth of damage along the way. Many landlords, property managers, and HOAs will need to take steps to […]
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Whether you’re on a condo board or renting out a home that you inherited, featuring on-trend rental property renovations can help you to stay on top in a competitive market. So, which apartment renovation trends should you implement if you’re looking to update your property in 2018? Read on to find out. — 5 Apartment […]
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Whether you’re on a condo board or renting out a home that you inherited, featuring on-trend rental property renovations can help you to stay on top in a competitive market. So, which apartment renovation trends should you implement if you’re looking to update your property in 2018? Read on to find out. — 5 Apartment […]
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Q&A: I’m a brand-new board member of a condo unit in Hawaii. We need some patchwork done on a pitch and tar roof. A unit owner has offered to do the work for a much-reduced rate, plus the cost of materials, which would save us a bundle… but he’s not a licensed contractor. The board […]
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Hurricane season begins in June and ends in November each year, with the hot months of August and September representing the peak of the season. If you manage a property on Hawaii or within 70 miles of the Gulf Coast or Atlantic Seaboard, it’s vital to review how to prepare for hurricanes before the next […]
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Hurricane season begins in June and ends in November each year, with the hot months of August and September representing the peak of the season. If you manage a property on Hawaii or within 70 miles of the Gulf Coast or Atlantic Seaboard, it’s vital to review how to prepare for hurricanes before the next […]
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