by Josh Hurst | Nov 8, 2018 | HOA Accounting and Financials, HOA Management, Kuester Blog, Meetings
Keeping accurate meeting minutes isn’t optional, it’s a requirement. For any formal HOA meetings where quorum is achieved, minutes should be taken. In addition, these documents, once approved, must be retained indefinitely. They become part of the permanent records of...
by Josh Hurst | Jun 7, 2018 | Kuester Blog, Meetings
With rare exceptions, when “executive sessions” are invoked, HOA meetings are open to all members of the Association—in other words, each and every homeowner who lives in the HOA community. Residents are not only allowed but encouraged to show up for meetings and are...
by Josh Hurst | Nov 21, 2017 | Kuester Blog, Meetings
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by Josh Hurst | Nov 9, 2017 | Homeowner Tips, Kuester Blog, Meetings
Homeowners associations (HOAs) exist for the benefit of the whole community. The board upholds governing documents to protect property value and manages common areas and amenities open to all homeowners. HOAs run much more efficiently and effectively when everyone...
by Josh Hurst | Jul 12, 2017 | HOA Management, Kuester Blog, Meetings
Everyone wants to live in a community that they enjoy and feel fits their needs and lifestyle. HOA communities can provide a lot of wonderful benefits and be a place families are proud to call home. If you’re someone who always has ideas for ways to improve things or...
by Josh Hurst | Feb 2, 2017 | HOA Management, Kuester Blog, Meetings
The HOA board is central to its function. After all, they are they the team making decisions on a daily basis and overseeing the well-being of the organization. With such an important role, should there be limits on how many consecutive terms a board member can hold?...
