Whether it’s a roof leak, an interior flood, or damage from extreme weather, a debate of whether the homeowner or the association is financially responsible for needed repairs will often…
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In our increasingly litigious world, lawsuits—whether justified or not—are common. As an HOA board member, even when operating within your fiduciary responsibilities, you may find yourself on the receiving end...
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Flooding: it can happen to anyone, anywhere. It’s very difficult to prevent and even harder to stop once it’s happening. And although it’s one of the most common consequences of…
The roof over your head is your property’s first line of defense against damage to the rest of your home from wind, hail, rain and snow. And if you’ve ever...
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Virtual reality (VR) used to feel like it only belonged in a sci-fi movie, but today people use it in almost all areas of business. Since this immersive experience isn’t…
After the FAA approved drones for commercial use in 2016, insurance companies like Farmers, State Farm, Liberty Mutual, and more have started using/testing drones to speed up inspection times and…
With the New Year well behind us, it’s time to start thinking about those resolutions that you may have planned. Why not start by double and triple checking your existing...
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Some HOAs can carry insurance for years and years and never file a claim, which is why so many communities feel intimidated and unsure of how to work with their...
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In an effort to keep costs of the association low, many Boards decide to opt out of worker’s compensation in their insurance plans. Like many, the assumption would be that…
You know you’re “adulting” if you rent or own your own home, but don’t let the excitement of having your own space overshadow the importance of protecting your investment. As…
