Numerus HOA Services

When it comes to managing homeowner associations, you're going to find a wide variety of opinions on the subject, as well as HOAs in general. Some board members refuse to have an outside company and insist on doing everything themselves. Other board members are too busy, too inexperienced, or too burned out and want to have a company. Whatever the reason might be for hiring an hoa management company for your homeowner or condominium association, is to understand WHY you want to hire one, weigh the pros and cons, and then make an informed decision. Unfortunately, we've seen many people have misconceptions about HOA management companies and we hope to clear the air a bit. First, we'll start with intent. Intent Some board members, and even homeowners, view the management company as "the bad guy." Angry homeowners will blame the management company as the overbearing rule enforcer who's making their lives miserable and is just there to take the money from the home...

Understanding how your HOA is governed does not require a legal degree or a licensed attorney. That said, if there are conflicts in the language, or you’re looking to change your governing documents, then an attorney will be beneficial. More on that later. First, let’s dive into how HOA’s are governed, the laws around them, the governing documents, and how this all applies to your associations. Why are homeowner associations created in the first place? In short, an HOA is established to maintain and preserve the common elements of the community. These common elements can vary depending on the type of association that you live in. Some associations are responsible for maintaining the exterior of the units and the roofs. This is more typical of a condominium and some townhome developments. Other common elements may include roads, parking lots or garages, sidewalks, playgrounds, a community pool, fitness and recreational areas, and more. As a member of the homeowner’s association, you are...