April 2, 2020
We are in the midst of an unparalleled global health crisis, uncertain of when it will pass and life will return to normal. At the date of this column, approximately 80% of Americans are under a State Order
Keep these Board Member Best Practices in mind to aid you in your success as a diligent and effective Board Member. Questions or feedback can be submitted to PMP's own Dr. HOA at mailto:DrHOA@pmprollc.com
Aggressive Pursuit of Delinquent Assessments is Critical for the Fiscal Health of Your Association
Associations are non-profit corporations that rely on zero-sum budgets for operational and reserve expenses. In other words, an Association’s annual budget does not account for an income
HUD Rule Changes How HOA’s Address Neighbor Disputes
Historically, Associations have avoided interjecting in neighbor-to-neighbor disputes. Heavy walking, loud parties, surround sound systems, and slamming doors were just a few of the commonly voiced resident complaints, and up until now, the
Budgets and financial statements should be reviewed regularly, and adjusted if necessary.
If your Association’s fiscal year-end aligns with the calendar year, your approved budget along with the legally required disclosures has already been mailed out to the membership. While
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