Posts by Mike Hunter
Advice from an architect for HOA architectural committees
Note: This week’s column was written by J. Richard Alsop, AIA. Alsop is a partner in Charette Architects, PLLC. He…
Read More6 steps HOAs can take before a disaster strikes
Note: This week’s column was written by Bob Freitag of AmeriClaims, Inc., a firm of public insurance adjusters in Indian…
Read MoreHow board can handle ‘inherited’ problems
Q: The developer of our community has turned over control of our homeowners association (HOA) to the homeowners, and…
Read MoreMike Hunter to speak at community forum on HOAs sponsored by WFAE public radio
From WFAE’s website, which can be found here: http://events.publicbroadcasting.net/wfae/events.eventsmain?action=showEvent&eventID=1471554 “Thousands of Charlotte-area residents live in neighborhoods that have a local…
Read MoreWhen can an HOA fine homeowners?
Q: Can a homeowners’ association (HOA) develop a “policy” to levy fines against homeowners for various violations of rules that…
Read MoreState law allows for easy proxy voting
Q: We recently held our annual homeowners’ association (HOA) meeting, and two homeowners sent relatives to the meeting who were not…
Read MoreDoes HOA board member have right to employee handbook? Are we required to provide information to be published in our neighborhood directory?
Q: I am a recently-elected member of our HOA board of directors. Our community has about 1,500 homes and a staff…
Read MoreDo local restrictions trump HOA rules? Who appoints HOA officers?
Q: When a community rule and a town or city ordinance conflict, which takes precedence? A: We addressed the issue…
Read MoreDo your HOA board members have insurance?
This week’s column was written by David L. Hood III of Hood Hargett & Associates, Inc., an insurance agency based…
Read MoreHOAs squeezed when dues are not paid
Below is a column that appeared in the October 29, 2013 edition of the Mecklenburg Times. Reprinted here with permission…
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