Can Volunteers Run an HOA?
Many people think that it’s the size of an HOA that determines the need for a professional property management company. Others say that a committed group of volunteers can run small to medium size...
View ArticleGuidelines for Developing Volunteer Job Descriptions
A written job description for volunteers is an important tool for HOA Boards. It replaces word of mouth, where information can be misunderstood or omitted. It also helps outline duties and...
View ArticleSix Secrets to Boost Volunteer Participation in HOAs
Life is busy for almost everyone, so you need to appeal in the right way to move homeowners into action. That’s why it’s challenging to get homeowners to volunteer in your community. But, tap into the...
View Article10 Ways To Recognize HOA Volunteers
When you want to motivate your owners to volunteer or recognize a homeowner who goes above and beyond for the community, reducing HOA fees is the perfect incentive. Or is it? Ask any property...
View ArticleIs an HOA the Perfect Fit for You?
Today, one of every five Americans lives in an association that is governed by rules and regulations. Homeowner associations gained tremendous popularity in the early 1960’s as the middle class found...
View ArticleHOA Volunteers Do More than Their Fair Share
Many communities struggle with the decision of self-management vs. professionally management for their association. Self-management can work if you’re a small to medium size association that has...
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When Volunteering Pushes the Limit
Actively volunteering to serve your homeowner association helps you, your neighbors and your community. Thank goodness for the volunteers who shape your community and help keep it running smoothly....
View ArticleBenefits of Volunteering in Your HOA
Many blogs and news articles paint a discouraging picture for people who are interested in serving on an HOA Board. It’s sometimes referenced as a “thankless job” that is a lot of work. While it can...
View ArticleResolving Underlying Conflicts Among HOA Volunteers
Diversity is a source of strength for HOA Boards and committees. Different personalities, skills and experience translate to a variety of problem-solving approaches. Yet, this diversity can also create...
View ArticleHOA Committees Need Leadership
HOA Board members cannot maintain everything in the community by themselves. Committees are a Board’s best friend and an important part of running a successful association. Ad-hoc and standing...
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