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?...
by Josh Hurst | Dec 2, 2016 | HOA Management, Kuester Blog, Meetings
Transparency plays an integral role in running a respectable and effective homeowners association. Members appreciate being in the loop and knowing what is going on, how their money is being spent, and what changes are in the works. One of the ways that they stay on...
by Josh Hurst | Oct 21, 2016 | HOA Management, Kuester Blog, Meetings
Keeping the HOA running smoothly takes time and effort. It doesn’t happen on its own. Though some people cringe at the thought of adding yet another meeting to their schedule, HOA board meetings are not something that should be put on the back burner. Holding regular...
by Josh Hurst | Jun 16, 2016 | HOA Management, Kuester Blog, Meetings
There is a lot of work and decision-making that goes into running an effective homeowners association. Therefore, it only makes sense that regular meetings would be held to discuss various topics – open communication is a good thing! You want everyone to be on the...
by Josh Hurst | May 19, 2016 | HOA Management, Kuester Blog, Meetings
To get the most out of your HOA community, it’s important to do more than just show up at meetings. While your presence is important, understanding how these meetings work and how you can get more involved can make things run more smoothly. After all, you don’t want...
by Bryan Kuester | Nov 19, 2015 | Kuester Blog, Meetings
Case: HOA Board Meetings Run Over Three Hours Background: Located in Huntersville, North Carolina, the Monteith Park HOA encompasses a full 579 developments—among them 87 townhomes, four duplexes, and the rest single family homes. In addition, there is a recreational...
