Self-management is a common choice for homeowners associations that want to reduce their expenses and retain control of their operations. However, there are some risks that come with running a self managed HOA. For the success of your community, consider these seven best practices.  

Running a self-managed association can be difficult — but not impossible. To make sure that your community is on the right track, here are five important questions you should be asking.   Important Questions That a Self-Managed Association Must Ask Themselves Self-management is a popular

Is becoming a self-managed homeowners association the right decision for your HOA? Before you make a choice, you must first consider what self-management entails.   What Does It Mean to Become a Self-Managed Homeowners Association? Homeowners associations come in two general kinds — professionally managed

Many homeowners associations choose not to hire a professional HOA management company. But, self-managed associations can face many struggles along the way.   How to Effectively Run Self-Managed Associations Community management can come as a challenge, so much so that many associations employ a professional

A self-managed HOA is more vulnerable to certain financial pitfalls compared to a professionally managed one. And the key to avoiding these pitfalls is to familiarize yourself with what they are.   Financial Errors That Can Ruin a Self-Managed HOA A self-managed homeowners association relies