How to Reduce Speeding in Neighborhoods
Learn How to Reduce Speeding in Neighborhoods with these helpful tips and resources. Most of us enjoy the opportunity to get out on the open
Learn How to Reduce Speeding in Neighborhoods with these helpful tips and resources. Most of us enjoy the opportunity to get out on the open
Park South Station is a gated community creating an intimate campus retreat within the city limits. Trees bordering the community and lush lawns set the atmosphere for lounging in the grass on a blanket or by the pool reading a book or taking a leisurely stroll. You and your guests will enjoy exclusive access to the community amenities.
Skyecroft is an elaborately planned community designed around family and a European countryside flavor. It has beautiful landscaping, gated entrance followed by a lush greenway leading to the unique and impressive clubhouse, swimming pool…
Kuester Management manages Moss Creek Village, a meticulously planned community in Concord, NC. Moss Creek is an ideal location for busy professionals commuting to downtown Charlotte, NC or surrounding areas.
Berewick is a vibrant community offering all you desire in the place your family calls “home.” From the Manor House and swimming pools to the walking trails and green space, Berewick has everything, including an ideal location in southwest Charlotte, NC.
Redefining urban living experiences in downtown Charlotte, the Fifth & Poplar condo residences is not only part of a luxurious condominium development with a magnificent structural architectural building, but also you will be part of the best features…
Welcome to Waterway Palms Plantation, a planned gated community, and a remarkable collection of prime homesites located just 10 minutes or so from the incredible white sandy ocean beaches of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and…
Sad but true: Your HOA community may one day face the need to raise assessments, or to take up what is known as a special
‘Tis the season for some spring cleaning! As the cold weather gradually recedes, homeowners across the Carolinas (and beyond) are shifting their attention to the
The laws governing collections by Associations will become more complicated and labor intensive on and after October 1, 2009. Associations will be required to take additional steps before and during the collection process in order to file claims of lien properly and to collect on them through the foreclosure process. As a result, Associations should review and update their collection policies and procedures, including routine updating of owner information, to ensure that they can navigate effectively through the new statutory framework.