In North Carolina, the Planned Community Act applies to single-family and townhome communities and the Condominium Act applies to condominiums.…
Read MoreNo, your Registered Agent is not some double-naught spy on a clandestine mission to ferret out rules violations in your…
Read MoreAre Outgoing Board Members Entitled to a “Lame Duck” Period? Q: I am a homeowners’ association (HOA) manager. I regularly…
Read MoreLarge Assessments for Repairs Could Prompt Decision for Bulldozing in Hot Areas This is an article I wrote for the…
Read MoreBy Michael S. Hunter Q: My homeowners’ association (HOA) has a restriction that says we cannot park on the street,…
Read MoreBy Michael S. Hunter Another year has come and gone, and I have witnessed a great many homeowners’ association (HOA)…
Read MoreJanuary 29 – Board of Directors 101- Mike Hunter, Bill Hamel and Cynthia Jones will present to the North Carolina…
Read MoreThanks to the Internet, there is a wealth of information available to HOA members, directors, and managers. Here are some useful websites:…
Read MoreQ. It seems in today’s economy that a lot of HOA foreclosures don’t result in a collection of the debt…
Read MoreQ: Can the board of an HOA handle any items via e-mail and have those acceptable as legal actions? I…
Read MoreQ: Can the board of an HOA handle any items via e-mail and have those acceptable as legal actions? I…
Read MoreQ. We live in a small patio home development (37 total units) that has a homeowners’ association. Other than a…
Read MoreQ. A board of directors ignores glaring infractions of the rules and regulations such as window treatment must be backed…
Read MoreQ. I am the treasurer of an HOA and need advice. We are a small community of 85 homes. We…
Read MoreDo you have a neighbor who runs an auto-repair business out of his driveway, leaving junked cars scattered over his…
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