Posts by Mike Hunter
Association Answers: Renewed Executive Order on Virtual HOA Meetings
North Carolina Governor Cooper Extends Executive Order Allowing Virtual Meetings for HOAs and other Nonprofits North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper…
Read MoreAsk the Experts: Credit Reporting
More than a quarter of the owners in our 143-home association are delinquent paying their assessments. Is it possible to report these delinquent debts to a credit bureau?—North Carolina
Read MoreAssociation Answers: Don’t Rain on My Parade
Increasing Events of Extreme Rainfall and Flooding Cause Headaches for HOA’s And Homeowners A townhome community in Salisbury suffered…
Read MoreAssociation Answers: Water, Water Everywhere
Increasing Events of Extreme Rainfall and Flooding Cause Headaches for HOA’s And Homeowners Grandfather Golf and Country Club is…
Read MoreAssociation Answers: North Carolina Appellate Cases Could Impact Enforceability of HOA Restrictions
There are currently three cases pending before the Court of Appeals all asking the same question: does the North Carolina…
Read MoreAssociation Answers: Budget Season
Yes, it’s that time of year again for HOAs. No, not the holiday season—it’s the budget season! Most HOAs use…
Read MoreGuest Writer: Recent Legislation Brings Twin Impacts to Community Associations
(Note: this column was written by Hope Carmichael, Esq., CAI-NC Chapter President and fellow of the College of Community Association…
Read MoreAssociation Answers: If a Neighbor’s Tree Falls on My House – Who’s Responsible?
Over the past couple of years, we have seen an increasing number of old-growth trees being toppled in severe storms. …
Read MoreCOVID-19 Update: The Community Association Institute Calls For Moratorium On HOA Foreclosures
The Board of Trustees for the national Community Association Institute has issued a plea for a halt of HOA foreclosures…
Read MoreCoronavirus and Community Associations
and Ben Karb
Understandably, Offit Kurman attorneys have been getting a lot of inquiries from our community association clients and management companies on what to do about the Covid-19 virus, how they should respond and communicate to homeowners. CAI (the Community Association Institute) has published some guidance on its website, along with a sample letter that can be adapted for use to your community associations.
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