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Water usage in community associations
One of the rising costs, perhaps one of the most steeply rising costs to many future associations, is water. How
Read more.The key to good communication
The oft-spoken complaint from both directors and homeowners in community associations is: “they never return either my phone calls or
Read more.How does the emergency phone work for community management?
Most community management companies but not all have an emergency telephone system. How does it work? It an answering service
Read more.How HOA management ensures safety in a complex?
Safety is one of those things we all muse on and do after the horse has bolted. Insurance companies are
Read more.Community parking issues: when to tow?
Towing is one of the most sensitive and common community parking issues. Some members relish the idea of towing an
Read more.Property management and Condo Certs: what are the benefits?
Condocerts.com is an internet company that simplifies ordering and obtaining association documents for homeowners, buyers, agents, escrow firms, title companies,
Read more.What does a property management company do?
Have you ever wondered what a property management company does? Let us share a few of our duties, which include
Read more.Homeowners Association Budget: how to prepare it?
Sometimes it can be hard to prepare Homeowners Association Budget. Especially now, when money is tight, and homeowner associations may
Read more.Community management: how to bid out big jobs?
Every community management company have their idea of what a big job is. If capital monies are being expended, that’s
Read more.Can a property management company ban political signs?
Section 1353.6 of the civil code prohibits associations’ governing documents from banning noncommercial signs, banners, flags, or posters on the
Read more.What is cumulative voting and how does it work?
Older associations almost always had a provision that allowed for cumulative voting. It allows a member to use all his
Read more.Are property management companies licensed in California?
Yes and no. Property management companies or a company that sells or rents property on behalf of another must be
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