No. A low monthly assessment tells you what your community collects, not what it needs. Associations with below-average fees are...
Does a Low HOA Fee Mean Your Community Is Financially Healthy?
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What Do the New Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Rules Mean for Condo Associations?
The new Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac rules change how condo associations qualify for conventional mortgage financing, and the...
What Does HOA Insurance Mean for Your Community’s Finances?
HOA insurance is not only a coverage question. It's a budgeting and reserve-planning decision that shapes your assessments, your...
What Does a Reserve Study Actually Tell a Board, and What Should You Do With It?
What Does a Reserve Study Actually Tell a Board, and What Should You Do With It? A reserve study tells your board roughly how...
Financial Considerations of Rising Corporate & Absentee Homeownership
Community associations are experiencing a noticeable shift: more homes are being purchased by corporate investors and absentee...
How Should a Community Association Plan for Expenses Beyond the Annual Budget
Strategic Reserve Planning for Long-Term Community Health Today a robust approach to your association's reserves is more...
The Art of a Community Association Audit
What Community Association Boards Should Expect (and Demand) From Their CPA Firm For many community association boards, the...
Updates for Community Associations in 2026
What Your Board, Management, and Residents Need to Know Now Navigating the ever-evolving landscape of changes can be a...