Roughly 8000 new homeowners associations are formed annually. Imagine most of them just trying their hand at bossing the whole neighborhood around and getting nothing done. Or worse still, on the flip side, being so polite and unable to exercise their authority that the residents get their way and boss them around, disrupting the whole
The COVID-19 pandemic came along to change every aspect of our lives, throwing the world into chaos as it was unprepared to deal with the unprecedented challenges of facing such a contagious disease. Governments worldwide took action and introduced new rules and regulations to cope with the changing global dynamics during the health crisis. The
The year 2020 brought with it what no one in their wildest dream would have imagined. The pandemic and its gut-wrenching impact over the world has conditioned the people to a new world reform. The domino effect has been inevitable, and as the Covid19 wave continued to hit every major aspect of our lives, community
Over 370,000 homeowner associations (HOAs) exist in the United States. Arizona alone has over 9,000 HOAs with hundreds of thousands of residents. Millions more people reside in households within HOAs. There are several benefits to living in an HOA community. They include enhanced property values, mediating any neighborly disputes, access to quality amenities, and plenty more. However,
1 in 5 Americans has a chance of ending up in a home that has homeowner's fees. HOA dues vary widely, with a 2015 average of around $300 nationally but almost $600 in NYC. HOA assessments help to keep communities cohesive and clean. What happens when homeowners won't pay them, though? Keep reading to learn all about HOA
