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Every community is unique, and so are its management needs. That’s why we take a collaborative approach—working with your board to build a customized plan that delivers the right level of support. From full-service community management to tailored operational solutions, our services scale to fit your goals and evolve as your community grows.
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Whether you’re newly elected or a seasoned board member looking to grow your impact, consider this your “boot camp”—a friendly crash course in how to lead with confidence, clarity, and collaboration.
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Homeowners associations (HOAs) and community management companies are expected to become more familiar with a new law in California, Civil Code §4739. This section of the civil code invalidates any association governing document provision that prohibits the rental of a “portion” of any separate interest lot or unit as long as the owner also occupies a portion of that lot or unit. To better understand California’s new law, here is a helpful explanation breaking down all aspects of the rental process.
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Homeowner's groups are very interested and worried about whether or not HOA board members can meet in secret. In this article, we'll discuss details of secret HOA board meetings and the legal and moral questions that need to be considered. Even though private talks can be helpful, keeping things open and following government agreements and local rules is important to protect the community's best interests. The short answer is YES but with a few exceptions.
Read MoreAre you considering switching things up in your HOA Community Management? Let’s make the transition as smooth as possible.
