Articles
The Emotional Climate of Communications
Sarah Hash, CMCA Taylor Management
The topic of declining common courtesy and polite communication has certainly been a prevalent discussion among professionals and the general public in recent times. There is a growing consensus that since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, a notable shift has occurred in the way many people...
moreCommunity Association Holiday Decorating Etiquette
Taylor Management Company
Holiday decorations offer a festive way for associations to bring seasonal cheer and create a cozy, welcoming atmosphere in their communities. It has become important to recognize that community decorating has become complex, involving cultural sensitivity, timing, quantity, and quality. Before...
moreThe Corporate Transparency Act
Community Associations Institute
CAI has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of the Treasury, Secretary Janet Yellen, and the director of the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network. This action is being taken to protect our members from the burdensome and unnecessary requirements of the Corporate Transparency...
moreHow Lifestyle Programming Can Benefit Your Community
Taylor Management
No matter if you live in a single-family home, a luxury high-rise, a 55+ community, or a townhome, your community has its own unique culture, and lifestyle programming can help enhance it. Often called common-interest communities, these types of neighborhoods are becoming more popular among...
moreQuestions to Ask When Buying Into an HOA
Taylor Management
Did you know that the majority of newly developed homes nationally, include a Home Owner’s Association (HOA)? It is important to do your homework when buying into any HOA including High Rise Condominiums, Townhomes, Active Adult Communities, and even Single-Family Neighborhoods. Here are some...
more"Uninvited Guests: A Guide for Management Companies on Working Effectively with Exterminators
Taylor Management
Effective community management hinges on a delicate balance of responsiveness and strategic planning, particularly when dealing with unwelcome visitors like pests. Whether it's dealing with pesky intruders or tackling more serious infestations, swift and efficient resolution not only preserves...
moreWhat Your Monthly Financials Are Telling You
Taylor Management
One of the board’s most important responsibilities is the management of community finances. Residents are relying on the board and the management company to ensure the protection of their investment and quality of life, all while controlling spending. This has become increasingly challenging as...
moreTop HOA Mistakes When Opening a Community Pool
Taylor Management
As the weather warms and summer beckons, community pools become havens of activity and relaxation. However, opening a community pool entails more than just unlocking the gates and filling it with water. It requires careful planning, attention to detail, and adherence to safety standards. Here,...
more5 Community Management Trends to Watch in 2024
CAI Institute
The rise of community associations across the U.S. holds promise for management companies in 2024—but companies also need to be prepared to face a unique set of challenges in the coming year.
Which opportunities and obstacles will association managers face in 2024, and how are they...
moreBoard Relations: Avoiding Conflicts of Interest
Jennifer Olson
It’s the time of year when many community associations welcome new board members. It also is a great time to review conflicts of interest and how to avoid them.
Community association board members are considered fiduciaries. Fiduciary duty is the highest standard of care imposed under law,...
moreUnderstanding Your Community's Governing Documents
Taylor Management
Being an effective HOA board member means staying organized and on top of all the rules and guidelines that keep your association running. At the heart of this organization are HOA governing documents.
Each HOA is slightly different, and the intricacies behind each set of regulations and...
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