by Josh Hurst | Jun 6, 2015 | Committees, HOA Management, Kuester Blog
Although we live in a tech-dependent world, personal interaction is critical to running your Charlotte area HOA well. Here’s why. When neighbors know each another, they’re much less likely to project their frustrations onto fellow homeowners and board...
by Josh Hurst | Jun 11, 2013 | HOA Management
Believe it or not, this is something that happens fairly often: A member of a community gets proactive and approaches the board about making an amendment to the association’s governing documents. Pretty much all professional HOA managers will tell you that they see...
by Josh Hurst | Oct 23, 2012 | HOA Management
From time to time, every HOA board needs to enlist the services of an external vendor—a contractor, carpenter, electrician, plumber, or what have you—to attend to some maintenance or repair work within the community. Having these vendors come to your community and...
by Josh Hurst | Jun 12, 2012 | HOA Management, Kuester Blog
Are the people who live within your community merely residents—or are they also friends? That may not seem like a particularly pertinent or pragmatic question, and to an extent it is beyond the scope of what the HOA is about. The community association is meant to...
by Josh Hurst | Mar 27, 2012 | HOA Management
This blog frequently stresses the importance of clear communication between board members and community members. Indeed, the importance of good HOA Board communications cannot be overstated. Whether you are seeking to embark on a major upkeep project, amend community...
