Requires an inspection of building assemblies and associated waterproofing elements, including decks and balconies, for buildings with more than a certain number of multifamily dwelling units by a licensed architect, […]
read moreMold is a serious problem. These 8 strategies can help HOA boards to remedy the problem, help the affected owner, and protect the association from additional liability.
read moreClearer Laws, Safer Communities, Lower Costs Unless your governing documents are very clear, the Davis-Stirling Act exposes associations and their members to expensive legal battles, major safety concerns, and confusion […]
read moreHow does an association select the best bid and the right contractor? Don’t stop at price and quality: investigate these 5 policies before you hire a contractor and save your HOA […]
read morePublished in the ECHO Journal, September 2007 Waterproof decks are high on the list of the top ten building component items named in lawsuits as being defective despite the fact […]
read morePublished in the ECHO Journal, December 2007 One recent trend in HOA exterior painting can unfortunately summed up by a simple question: “When is it time to repaint?” The unfortunate […]
read moreMany new board members want an introductory guide that states in one place what are their duties and by what authority do they operate. This article discusses general concepts and […]
read moreHOAs face many options and obstacles when considering whether or not it makes sense to go switch to solar. Condominiums vary by size, shape, zoning, and other factors that determine […]
read morePublished in the ECHO Journal, August 2008 Question: We are a four-member board of directors. All of us are professionals and this is our first home. What is considered “proper” […]
read morePainting and construction are expensive, but HOAs can save money by performing some or all of the work during the rainy months.
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