Our Homeowner Newsletter focuses on education, legal and legislative activities, industry news, and other matters of concern to homeowners living in Community Associations. It is focused particularly on California Associations, and is provided free to any interested homeowner.
This newsletter is designed to bring both educational items and other items of interest to readers concerning reserve studies and proper maintenance for Community Associations. It focuses on articles that not only discuss reserve funding and reserve concepts, but also article on how to properly maintain your common area components.
Issue 1 - Dec 6, 2011
Issue 2 - Dec 16, 2011
Issue 3 - Dec 28, 2011
Issue 4 - Jan 5, 2012
Issue 5, Jan 13, 2012
Issue 6 - Jan 20, 2012
Issue 7 - Jan 27, 2012
Issue 8 - Feb 10, 2012
Issue 9 - Feb 17, 2012
Issue 10 - Feb 24, 2012
Issue 11 - Mar 2, 2012
Issue 12 - Mar 9, 2012
Issue 13 - Mar 30, 2012
Issue 14 - April 6 - 2012
Issue 15 - April 13, 2012
Issue 16 - April 20, 2012
Issue 17, April 27, 2012
Issue 18, May 5, 2012
Issue 19, May 18, 2012
Association Structure and Operations
Association Chat Groups
Association did not Notice about Sex Offender
Association Governance - Who's in Charge
Budget and Assessments
Effective vs. Ineffective Boards
Dealing with Rogue Board Members
Homeowner Apathy
Hiring Unlicensed Contractors
Role of the Management Company
The Importance of Vetting Vendors
What is a Common Interest Development? - The Legal Structure
Conduct of Meetings
Conducting Effective Meetings
Dealing With Member Commentary During Meetings
Legislative Requirements on Operations
2012 Statutory Changes in Civil Code Section 1368 Disclosure Requirements
Highlights of New Laws for 2012
Boards Functioning Without E-mail
New Law Affects Association Operations
Help for Homeowners
Association Will Not Enforce The Restrictions
What Can You Do If you Don't Like the Rule?
Reserves and Reserve Studies
How Much is Enough in Your Reserve
Preventive Maintenance and Maintenance Manuals
What to Do with Your Draft Reserve Study
Selling Your Home
HOA Certs - Swimming in Shark Infested Waters
HOA Requirements on Sale of Home
Questions from Readers
Are Homeowners Liable for Injuries in the Common Area?
Board Doesn't Want to Enforce the Rules
My Condo Won't Let Me Put Up a Satellite Dish!
Foreclosing Lenders and Government Practices Penalize Innocent Homeowners
Homeowners Arrested for Questioning HOA!
How Do We Dissolve The Association?
Improper Election Procedures
Proper Minutes
The Association Ruined My Vines!
When Should Boards Hire a Construction Manager?
Why are the Collection Fees So High?
Why Can't I Wash My Car?
Why Do I Have to Pay for Association Records?
Why Do I Have to Pay for Damages?
Why Do I Need Insurance to Reserve The Clubhouse?
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