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Tariffs, Labor, and Your HOA Maintenance Budget in 2026

Written by Lisa Green

April 10, 2026

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What Happens to Your HOA When Your Management Company Gets Acquired

Written by Lisa Green

March 14, 2026

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The Board Member’s Guide to Evaluating Your Management Company

Written by Lisa Green

March 6, 2026

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A MontCo Treasurer Stole $246K Over Four Years — Financial Controls Every Board Needs

Written by Lisa Green

February 26, 2026

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The HOA Board Survival Guide: How to Reduce Stress Without Losing Control

Written by Lisa Green

February 12, 2026

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What HOA Board Members Are Personally Liable for—and How Management Helps

Written by Lisa Green

February 8, 2026

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Condo Board Readiness Scorecard5-minute audit

Answer 10 questions. Get an instant score, prioritized action plan, and a downloadable PDF.

1) Board meeting cadence

Monthly, agenda + minutes every time Bi-monthly/Quarterly, usually documented Ad-hoc, minutes often late Rare/inconsistent

2) Minutes turnaround

Within 7 days 8–14 days 15–30 days 30+ days

3) Assessment delinquency rate

< 5% 5–9% 10–14% 15%+

4) Reserves funded level

80%+ of target 60–79% 40–59% < 40%

5) Vendor contracts

Bid/renewal calendar, KPIs, 2–3 quotes Some tracking, occasional rebids Auto-renewals, limited visibility No tracking; all set-and-forget

6) Maintenance response SLA

Emergencies < 1 hr; routine < 48 hrs Emergencies same day; routine < 5 days No formal SLA; usually handled No tracking; frequent complaints

7) Management KPIs

Monthly KPI dashboard w/ trends Ad-hoc metrics Minimal metrics None

8) Owner portal adoption

Most owners use it Some use it Rarely used No portal

9) Insurance renewals

90-day review, broker competition 60-day review Last-minute each year Lapsed/coverage gaps

10) Records & transition readiness

All docs centralized & current Most docs available Scattered docs Missing/unknown

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Turn Cleanup Into Community

A Fall Event Playbook for HOA Boards

Your step-by-step guide to turning fall maintenance into memorable neighborhood events that build connection, not complaints.

Sample Event Ideas

Three real-world examples of community-driven fall cleanups that actually work:

1. "Rake & Roast"

Morning: Leaf cleanup stations
Afternoon: Hot cider + fire pit roast
Bonus: Best leaf pile photo contest

→ Perfect for single-family neighborhoods

2. "Cleanup & Chili"

Board provides gloves, bags, & rakes
Homeowner chili cook-off at clubhouse
Raffle prizes from local sponsors

→ Great for townhome or condo setups

3. "Fall Fix-It Fair"

Volunteer-led tool swap or repair station
Lawn care demos by local vendors
Mini kids' area with pumpkins and hay bales

→ Ideal for larger planned communities

Quick Wins for Engagement

Create "fun roles" like Leaf Pile Captain or Chili Judge
Announce it early with door hangers + community portal posts
Hire a high school student for event photography (use in newsletter later)
Give awards (Best Attitude, Most Bags Collected, etc.)

Final Tip + Download The Playbook

Don't just host the event — use it.
Snap pictures, gather testimonials, and post a recap to build trust with homeowners and show the board's leadership in action.

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