Insights on HOA governance and document management

Since January 1, 2025, Florida HOAs with 100 or more parcels must post their governing documents, budgets, contracts and meeting notices on a website or app with an owners-only section. Here's what the statute requires, and how a board can get there.

Your HOA budget decides what you pay next year and what the association can actually do. Here's how a budget gets built, who approves it, and what to look at first when the proposed budget lands in your inbox.

AI is entering HOA governance whether boards are ready or not. Here's a practical guide to where it genuinely helps, where it creates risk, and the principles that separate useful tools from dangerous ones.

North Carolina's Planned Community Act (Chapter 47F) governs HOAs created after 1999. Here's what boards and homeowners need to know about assessments, meetings, records, fines, elections, and developer turnover in one of the fastest-growing HOA states.

A structured meeting agenda is the difference between a productive 45-minute board meeting and a chaotic 3-hour one. Here's a complete template, section-by-section guidance, and the common mistakes that derail self-managed HOA meetings.

California has the most extensive HOA legislation in the country. Here's what boards and homeowners need to know about the Davis-Stirling Act, open meetings, records access, assessments, solar rights, EV charging, and the latest legislative changes.