A More In-Depth Look at HOA Accounting

As you may well know, being a member of the Board of Directors for your homeowners association means having an immense financial obligation to your community. Your job will become convoluted by illegible or inaccurate financial reports and records, which—if you are not prepared—can be overwhelming. Because of this, it is essential that you’re able to decipher and analyze these reports in order to prepare your HOA for homeowner bankruptcy, common area maintenance and repair, or financial dishonesty amongst board members and other HOA employees.      Read more……….

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