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When you’re starting to consider different ways to be more environmentally friendly, deciding what to focus on first can be daunting. A great way to start is to learn about your carbon footprint, and how you can improve it.
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Get your outdoor space freshened up and ready for the warmer months with our six outdoor spring cleaning tips. To keep yourself on track as you clean, refer to our printable outdoor cleaning checklist!
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Learn about HOA violation letters and how to write an HOA violation letter.
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Get HOA organization tips and learn how to use TownSq’s Assignment tool to improve your community.
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If you’re considering getting rid of an old treadmill or other outdated or broken equipment, there are a few ways to do it. Our guide has some helpful ideas to help you donate, scrap or recycle old exercise equipment.
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Learn about the types of household batteries you’ll encounter, how to dispose of batteries safely, and who can help you get rid of old batteries.
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Discover our junk removal experts' guide with five effective methods that will help you disappear furniture you no longer need.
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Learn about what happens if you don’t pay HOA fees, consequences for your community, and tips to stay on top of your payments.
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Five good neighbor qualities you need to live happily and tips on how to achieve this.
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From poor communication to low member engagement, here are eight common homeowners’ association problems and how to solve them.
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Learn everything you need to know about HOA reserve funds, requirements, and more!
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A step-by-step guide on how community managers and board members can prepare their community for the end of the year.
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It's time to get ready for fall, and what better way to welcome the new season than with the latest issue of Coming Home Magazine?
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Establishing a proper HOA budget can help you reduce costs, save time, and increase resident satisfaction. Here’s how.
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Being a good neighbor is important for your HOA. Here are seven things you can do to become a good neighbor right now.
Five easy tips for preparing your HOA's amenities for summer.
It's time to get ready for spring, and what better way to welcome the new season than with the latest issue of Coming Home Magazine?
The most wonderful time of the year is almost here—and we’re celebrating with a new issue of ComingHome!
In an HOA everyone has responsibilities, including homeowners. Know your responsibilities to ensure you are getting the most out of your HOA, plus ways you can stay involved in what is happening in your community.
What projects should your HOA prioritize? Spring is just around the corner, and when you finally thought you were caught up, the list of projects and tasks starts to build up again. But not to worry, you’re not alone.
As a property manager, you were not only hired for your fantastic skills and amazing personality, but for your ability to manage people. When it comes to people and relationships, emotional connections are necessary
Being on the board of an HOA or similar entity gives you the unique opportunity to help make a difference in the community that you live in. Those on an HOA board strive to help make life easier for all residents.
Property inspections are essential to the well-being and growth of the HOA community. Its primary purpose is to ensure that the community is safe, thrives, and maintains its value.
It should go without saying that when managing clients, their satisfaction should always be the top priority. When thinking about an HOA specifically, there are many ways to improve homeowner satisfaction within a subset of communities that can be streamlined by HOA software. Below we will discuss some of the many ways you can increase satisfaction in the associations you manage.
For many people, an online election or digital voting is often seen as quite fun and collaborative. However, this isn’t always the case, especially when voting on matters in an HOA. HOA elections are historically given a bad rep because they usually become a point of contention between groups or individuals with vastly differing opinions regarding how the board should run the HOA.
One of the more unfortunate but necessary parts of the HOA management business is managing and enforcing HOA violations within the community. Although most property managers and board members often do everything to avoid such an incident, HOA violations are nearly unavoidable in the grand scheme of things.
In today’s world of technology, there are endless options to consider when it comes to communicating - social media, texting, IM chat, and most importantly websites.
As a community association manager (CAM), you play many roles in the HOA community. From helping the HOA manage the day-to-day operations, assist with requesting proposals, or managing contractors and vendors, a CAM’s role is vital to the overall function of the community.