Dues are always a hot topic for HOAs. The collection and allocation of dues can be a touchy subject for the membership since it directly affects their wallets. However, successful homeowners association management wouldn’t be possible without everyone sharing the cost. Board members are put in a tricky situation: they want to please the membership but are also obligated to make decisions that are in the best interest of the community as a whole.  Keeping dues as low as possible is always the goal, right? Not necessarily. Read on to discover when raising dues is actually in a community’s best interest.     Read the article………………..

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