How to Use Association Funds Wisely

Association funds are the lifeblood of any HOA. They are used to help maintain and run the community. Managing the finances of an HOA can seem complicated, but if the association understands the different types of funds and what they should be used for, allocating the funds goes much smoother.    Read the article……………..

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