North Carolina Articles

Community Association Terms: Definitions and Explanations

If you're like most people, you've probably seen community association terms and acronyms bandied about but don't really know what…

2 years ago

What Can The Board Do With Stray Animals In An HOA Community?

The problem of stray animals in HOA communities is a common one. But, there are some measures HOA boards can…

2 years ago

Set Assessments at Appropriate Levels Because A Special Assessment May Not be Available to Save the Day!

Nobody likes to pay taxes, or in the community association world, high assessments. However, Boards need to make sure that…

2 years ago

Tips to Conduct Virtual HOA Meetings

Virtual meeting have many benefits, including saving travel time and allowing members to participate who might not otherwise. But before…

2 years ago

Rules for Age-Restricted Communities (NC)

Q: I live in a subdivision that was marketed as a 55+ community, but I cannot determine that the developer…

2 years ago

The Governing Documents of an HOA: What Boards and Owners Need to Know

Homeowners associations (HOAs) are a vital part of many neighborhoods as they provide benefits to their residents, including maintaining common…

2 years ago

What Are Robert’s Rules Of Order? How Can These Rules Help HOAs? (NC)

Robert’s Rules of Order have long been used by many homeowners associations to keep meetings on track. But, what are…

2 years ago

Should Towing In An HOA Community Be Allowed?

There may come a time when a board will decide that towing in an HOA is necessary to mitigate parking…

2 years ago

HOA Board Basics: Everything You Need To Know (NC/SC)

Serving on the HOA board is a challenging yet rewarding job. To ensure that you fulfill your role effectively, it’s…

2 years ago

New Appellate Decision Related to Application of Insurance Proceeds in Older Condominiums (NC)

Earlier this week, the North Carolina Court of Appeals issued a decision in Grooms Property Management v. Muirfield Condominium Association.…

2 years ago