From repaving roads to replacing roofs, communities and homeowner associations (HOAs) routinely hire vendors for projects that affect safety, property values, budgets, and neighbor trust. When costs rise, it’s tempting to choose the lowest bid, hire a contractor without solid coverage, or manage a major job in-house. The trouble is that “cheap” decisions often don’t save money—they relocate it into change orders, delays, disputes, liability exposure, and long-term maintenance

Homeowners Associations (HOAs) in California face unique challenges in today's insurance market, marked by increasing premiums and...

Budget season is upon most associations, and while many boards are understandably focused on getting their budgets right and properly...

Prices are on the rise, and we have seemingly never experienced such a rapid rate of inflation and other factors that have increased...

For common interest developments, state laws and associations' governing documents lay out requirements for what types of insurance an...

This article by CEO Neda Nehouray explores employment of community management employees and whether direct hiring is best.

Great tips to beautify your community on a budget!