Community associations are attractive to homebuyers because they offer well-manicured common areas, neighborhood events, and amenities, such as pools, parks, and fitness gyms. However, to foster and maintain the kind of community that homeowners want to live in, the association must have the funds to do so, and this is where assessments come in.   Read the entire article……………………………….

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