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Community Association Records: What Members Can and Can't See

As a community association board member, you’ve likely received requests from members to see various association documents. Though these requests can seem simple on the surface, there are laws a...

Whether to Hold In-Person HOA or Condo Meetings in South Carolina

While prior Executive Orders contained clear requirements about how to address COVID-19, the most recent South Carolina Executive Orders leave much to the imagination. For those familiar with So...

Board Member Boot Camp Part 2: Compliance, ARC, and Pitfalls to Avoid

In a previous article, we discussed some of the topics board members must be familiar with in order to serve successful terms on their community’s board of directors. This second part of “...

Thinking of Amending your HOA Documents? Here’s How.

In a recent “Ask the Experts” webinar, Attorneys Hope Carmichael and Nute Thompson of Jordan Price, PLLC, discussed some best practices for board members to employ when it becomes necessar...

5 Ways HOA Management Companies Add Value to Your Community

Being on your community association’s board of directors can be a tough (and sometimes thankless) job. However, you don’t have to go it alone. Choosing an experienced management company to...

What To Know Before Buying In A Condominium Or Planned Community

There are many reasons people buy a home in a condominium or community association. Some great reasons include the availability and shared expense of recreational amenities, architectural style, affor...

Questions About Filing Your Association's Taxes? We've Got Answers.

It's everyone's favorite time of year again! No, winter is no picnic for those who aren't fans of cold weather. But the beginning of the year comes with more than just frigid temperatures ...

Special Meetings in NC & SC Homeowners Associations and Condominiums

Community associations (homeowners associations and condominiums) hold several different types of membership meetings. Most will hold an annual meeting at which typical agenda items are common: ...

Communities That Lack Reserve Fund Studies Face Uncertain Futures

In my last article, I shared my disbelief that there isn’t a law requiring property owner associations to conduct reserve fund studies. Managing an association without a reserve fund study is ak...

Virtual vs. In-Person Large Annual Meetings or Conventions

Content provided by Jim Slaughter of Law Firm Carolinas. Original article can be found here.[NOTE: This article follows Lessons Learned from Large Virtual Conventions, Representative Assemblies, and H...

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