Allergies An upstairs resident requests to install hardwood or other hard surface flooring to minimize allergies, even if carpet removal is prohibited in the declaration. The request may be accompanied […]
read moreHomeowner associations have an affirmative duty to make accommodations in their policies and practices that enable physically and mentally disabled residents to fully enjoy their property. In order to avoid […]
read moreThe success of a board depends on the effort members make to work together, no matter how wide the chasm of differences. Every difficult decision a board has to make […]
read moreThe board is a team of volunteers who have decided, for whatever reason, that they want to be a part of the decision-making process for their community. Serving on the […]
read moreWhy are Permits Important? The permit process is one of the most important parts of any construction process; however, it is often the most misunderstood by both home owners and […]
read morePoor Choice of Renters by Landlord A renter may not fully understand or appreciate the lifestyle changes required for a successful residency in a high-density development. He or she may […]
read moreWhy Do Rental Units Become a Problem for Associations? Boards of directors frequently deal with issues surrounding absentee property ownership. In response, some associations have amended their governing documents to […]
read moreIn order to avoid problems with renters, associations should employ education and enlistment techniques. Make sure all your residents (both tenants and owners) are educated about the rules and what […]
read moreWhat is lead? Lead is a toxic metal that was used for many years in products found in and around our homes. Lead also can be emitted into the air from […]
read moreWhat does an Abatement Contractor Do? A lead abatement contractor certified by the California Department of Health Services (DHS) will notify OSHA, erect the proper containments, use the proper removal […]
read moreIndividual Notice or Delivery “Individual notice” includes notices of disciplinary hearings and annual disclosures. An association may now send documents to individual members by: First class mail Registered or certified […]
read moreNew penalties have been introduced for associations that do not comply with certain requirements of the new Davis-Stirling Act, such as board meeting requirements. Under the new law, an association […]
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