Communication between boards and homeowners starts with knowing who represents the community. Learn about North Carolina requirements for disclosing association officers and board members.

HOA and condo boards can encounter common misunderstandings about meetings, quorum, attendance, and voting. This article addresses several misconceptions that can affect board operations.

Board members may have access to sensitive information about residents and association matters. Learn why confidentiality is an important responsibility for community association boards and committees.

Updating association bylaws requires careful planning. Learn about the differences between individual amendments and full revisions and the process boards can consider when updating their governing documents.

North Carolina Legislature Imposes New Filing Requirements for HOAs and Condominiums

Explore helpful resources, tools, and information for HOA and condominium communities, all in one convenient place.

Social media can help community associations communicate with residents, but boards should understand the difference between official association accounts and independent resident-created groups.

Changes to federal lending and reserve requirements may put pressure on condominium associations to increase dues. Learn why reserve funding and long-term maintenance are becoming increasingly important.

A recent North Carolina Business Court decision involving an HOA special assessment provides several important reminders about board duties, owner claims, and legal proceedings.

Questions about HOA meetings and board elections are common. This article provides insight into meeting requirements, board elections, and what North Carolina homeowners should know.

Understanding who is responsible for repairs and maintenance can be complicated for townhome owners. Learn how HOA responsibilities may differ from those of individual homeowners.

Street parking can be a contentious issue in HOA communities. Learn how North Carolina HOA rules and restrictive covenants can affect parking on public streets.

Questions about workers’ compensation coverage can be confusing for HOA and condominium associations. This article explores the rules, potential risks, and insurance considerations for community associations.

Rising insurance, repair, construction, and reserve costs are putting financial pressure on community associations. Explore why assessments may increase and what those funds help cover.