The Roles of Bees and Wasps in Community Associations During the warmer months in the Delaware Valley many residents in Community Associations will notice the proliferation of bees and wasps in the landscape beds and common areas. What many residents may not know is that some of these insects, particularly certain species of bees or …
Questions to Ask When Hiring a Property Management Company Hiring a new property management company for your Condominium or Homeowners Association can be a very difficult and time consuming process. The end goal of hiring a new property management company should be to hire a long term business partner who will assist the Board of …
Architectural Review in Your Association With Spring quickly approaching, many homeowners begin planning home improvement projects which affect the exterior elements of their residence. Before you break out the miter saw, hire a contractor, obtain building permits, and take other necessary steps, it is pertinent to consult the governing documents of your Community to …
Assisting with Snow Removal Procedures in Your Community Association? The winter months can bring much joy for Community Association residents with the holidays approaching and families getting together. If past winters are any indication, and with the colder weather quickly approaching, many Community Associations in the Northeastern U.S. will also experience significant snowfall. The snow …
Enjoying the Holidays in Your Community Association The holidays are just around the corner, and for many that means lots of festivities with family and friends. It is important that residents who are hosting celebrations within their Community Association be considerate not only of their neighbors, but also to take note of their Community …
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Save Your Condominium Association Money Your Homeowner or Condominium Association depends upon the timely receipt of your monthly assessments from the homeowners in order to meet its financial obligations. When the Board approves your community’s budget, it assumes two things: the amount of income must equal the amount of expenses, and, that each homeowner will …
