If you are the new manager of an HOA or a new leader in the board, it may have come to your attention that certain rules have been passed over or relaxed, lulling residents into a sense of complacency. HOAs are notorious for not enforcing the rules that residents agree to when becoming a member of the community. This makes it difficult when the time comes to crack down on certain rules. If you are hoping to establish a firm foundation for the rules and regulations of your HOA to stand upon, these three tips are a great place to start.     Read the article……………..

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