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The single most common subject of conversations I have with residents is the pool. I receive more complaints about noise, trash, vandalism and kids alone at the pool. THe new furniture we bought is... more

Started: July 17th 2004Replies: 6

The RIGHT to Display OUR Flag!

Just this afternoon, I learned that the LaVillita HOA has a policy stating that no homeowner shall be allowed to fly or otherwise show any sort of flag or banner, including the flag of the United... more

Started: October 8th 2007Replies: 2

PR HOA STINKS!!!

Where's the Neighborhood (HOA)? I am a new resident of Parkwood Ranch; I just moved in a few months ago. When I looked at homes in PR a few months ago, the thing that attracted me was the appearance... more

Started: March 18th 2005Replies: 10

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How To Avoid Foreclosure: The guidance below (and in the "How to Avoid Foreclosure" pamphlet) is applicable to homeowners with FHA Insured loans. While a good deal of this information may apply to all homeowners in danger of losing...
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6 Steps To Create An HOA Board Resolution: Create, write and approve a new HOA board resolution using these six steps. When it comes to governing policies and procedures for homeowners associations (HOAs), there are three options: rules, regulations...
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If You Must Have An Audit: If you have been involved in community association management for any length of time, you have probably encountered a community that needs an audit. Audits can make people nervous. We all fear the dreaded "IRS ...
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