Can The HOA Restrict Homeowners From Flying The U.S. Flag On Holidays Like Memorial Day?
Written by Denise Homeowners associations are known for strict architectural rules that can also extend to outdoor fixtures such as flags, political…
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The Pandemic Has Changed Everything—Including On-Site Fitness Facilities
Today’s multifamily fitness centers are staying open longer and going high-tech. Fitness centers have long been an important amenity for multifamily dwellers.…
5 Tips to Make Tax Season a Breeze for Homeowners
Written by Melissa Walcott While purchasing a home is a massive financial undertaking, there are a few tips homeowners can implement to…
DECAL Offers Trauma Responsive Care Grants for Georgia Communities
The Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning (DECAL) announces another Trauma Responsive Care Grant funding cycle for community-based organizations across Georgia.…
Join the Black Homeownership Collaborative June 20th at Atlanta Metropolitan State College
Written by NHC The Black Homeownership Collaborative (BHC) is delighted to invite you to the celebration of our one-year anniversary at Atlanta…
US Department of Labor awards more than $57M to help veterans avoid homelessness; reenter the workforce
WASHINGTON, DC (WWAY) – The U.S. Department of Labor today announced the award of more than $57 million in grants to organizations…
How Can The HOA Board Apply The Alternative Dispute Resolution Approach?
Homeowners associations are not immune to the occasional dispute. During these times, it is necessary for HOA boards to know how to…
Federal Laws That Regulate HOA Communities
Written by Denise It is no secret that federal laws regulate HOA communities in more ways than one. Therefore, board members and…
HOA Homefront: Can the board ban solar panels?
Written by Kelly G. Richardson Q: Can a HOA prevent us from placing solar panels on the roof of our townhome? We…
10 Tax Deductions you can Claim as a Landlord
Written by Al Williamson Having to pay tax on your rental property income is one of the frustrations of being a landlord.…
Queens families still awaiting aid to fix their homes after Hurricane Ida.
Hurricane Ida devastated parts of New York City back in September, and some Queens families are still dealing with the damage left…
138 new homes coming to Mission Viejo, Irvine from under $600,000 to over $1 million
Written by Jonathan Lansner The entrance off El Toro Road and the 241 toll road are seen at a Trumark Homes development…
HOA Collection Policy: How To Make And Enforce It
Written by Denise An HOA collection policy is integral to the success of any homeowners association. Without such a policy in place,…
Brooklyn tenants fighting for their homes, rally to fight eviction
WILLIAMSBURG, Brooklyn (PIX11) — Five Latino families living in rent-stabilized homes in the Brooklyn Triangle section of Williamsburg are fighting to stay…
NY hotels to be converted into housing for homeless
New York has relied on hotels to temporarily house the homeless for years, but now underutilized hotel space will be converted into…
Construction Workforce Education Investment Increases
More and more organizations are focused on construction workforce education. After all, this is the future of the building industry. With massive…