State-specific compliance guides, downloadable templates, and practical how-to playbooks built for self-managed HOA boards.
State-specific legal and operational requirements for HOA boards.
Explore Compliance GuidesMeeting notices, violation letters, collection letters, budgets, and ARC forms.
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Read GuidesPlain-English explainers for homeowners and board members — no legal jargon.
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Explore CalculatorsMeeting notices, records inspection, fines, and annual reporting — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Florida boards.
Civil Code § 4000–6150 in plain English — open meetings, IDR, ADR, and annual disclosures for self-managed California HOAs.
Open meeting rules, notice requirements, mandatory payment plans, the 209 certified mail fine notice, and ACC committee rules for Texas HOAs.
The 2022 fine policy overhaul, 30-day cure windows, dual-delivery collections, 18-month payment plan mandate, and CCIOA open meeting rules — what changed and what your board must do now.
Open meeting rules (§ 33-1804), records inspection (§ 33-1805), ARC procedures, solar protections (§ 33-1816), assessment liens (§ 33-1807), and reserve planning — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Arizona boards.
Open meetings, records inspection, solar protections (RCW 64.38.055), assessment liens (RCW 64.38.045), and WUCIOA scope — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Washington boards.
Meetings, records inspection, $100 fine cap (G.S. 47F-3-107.1), assessment liens (G.S. 47F-3-116), nonjudicial foreclosure, elections, and budget ratification — the complete operational playbook for self-managed North Carolina boards.
POAA vs. non-POAA authority, automatic assessment lien (O.C.G.A. § 44-3-232), $2,000 judicial foreclosure threshold, 21-day meeting notice, and payoff statement rules — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Georgia boards.
Open meetings, 10-business-day records requests, $50/$10-per-day enforcement charges, 90-day charge cap, $5,000 foreclosure threshold, reserve study duties, and the CIC Ombudsman complaint process — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Virginia boards.
CICAA applicability and exemptions, open meetings (closed-discussion vs. open-vote rules), 30-day records response, the 115% budget-challenge threshold, solar and native landscaping rights, no-universal-fine-cap enforcement, and the Ombudsperson complaint process — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Illinois boards.
January 10 rule-recordation deadline (§ 27-30-130), 48-hour budget-increase notice for non-nonprofits (§ 27-30-140), Consumer Affairs complaint forwarding (§§ 27-30-310–340), Nonprofit Corp Act meeting and records rules, and document-based authority for fines, liens, and foreclosure — the complete operational playbook for self-managed South Carolina boards.
Community type identification (subdivision vs. condominium), reserve study mandate for condominiums (§ 66-27-403), statutory assessment lien from time due (§ 66-27-415), annual unit-owner meeting and 10–60 day notice (§ 66-27-408), financial records availability (§ 66-27-417), and document-based authority for subdivision HOAs — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Tennessee boards.
Commerce registration with direct lien consequences (§ 57-8a-105), 48-hour open board meetings with owner-comment period (§ 57-8a-226), 15-day rule-change notice with 51% owner veto, written-warning fine procedure with 30-day hearing right (§ 57-8a-208), statutory lien (§ 57-8a-301), nonjudicial foreclosure limits, reserve analyses every 6 years (§ 57-8a-211), solar access (HB 119, 2025), and water-wise landscaping rules — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Utah boards.
Community classification (Class I/II/III), open board meetings with executive-session reconvene requirement (ORS 94.644), 20% default quorum, $75K CPA review threshold (ORS 94.670), reserve studies (ORS 94.595), fine-schedule delivery rule, 6-year lien limitation, electronic-notice prohibition, fire-hardened materials (2026), EV charging (ORS 94.762), solar (ORS 94.778), pesticide opt-out, and pre-litigation dispute-resolution offer — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Oregon boards.
Board certification (Form 602), NRED Ombudsman audits, record retention rules, financial review tiers, and the super-priority lien collection process for Nevada HOAs.
Meeting notices, records inspection, fines, and annual reporting — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Florida boards.
Statutorily compliant under F.S. § 720.303(2). Copy, fill in the brackets, post 48 hours early. Includes Word + PDF download.
The statutory payment waterfall, 4-step lien timeline (NLA → NIL → Lien → NIF), bank safe harbor rule, and estoppel certificate compliance with current DBPR fee schedule — a board member's manual for § 720.3085 and § 720.30851.
Civil Code § 4000–6150 in plain English — open meetings, IDR, ADR, and annual disclosures for self-managed California HOAs.
Pre-meeting notice requirements, open meeting rules, and executive session limits — with a copy-pasteable agenda template.
Interactive checklist of all 23 required disclosures under Civil Code §§ 5300 & 5310 — with exact statutory citations, item descriptions, and delivery rules. Check each item as you compile your annual packet.
Open meeting rules, notice requirements, mandatory payment plans, the 209 certified mail fine notice, and ACC committee rules for Texas HOAs.
The 144-hour regular vs. 72-hour special meeting notice distinction, executive session rules, and actions boards can’t take outside a meeting.
Statutory payment plan requirements, mandatory acceptance triggers, and a copy-pasteable policy document for Texas treasurers.
The 2022 fine policy overhaul, 30-day cure windows, dual-delivery collections, 18-month payment plan mandate, and CCIOA open meeting rules — what changed and what your board must do now.
The $500 fine cap, 30-day cure window, hearing and fact-finding process, and health-or-safety exception under § 38-33.3-209.5 — with a copy-pasteable fine policy template.
Payment plan timelines, dual-delivery notice requirements, lien thresholds, and the foreclosure prohibition under CCIOA — with a copy-pasteable policy template boards can record today.
Open meeting rules (§ 33-1804), records inspection (§ 33-1805), ARC procedures, solar protections (§ 33-1816), assessment liens (§ 33-1807), and reserve planning — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Arizona boards.
Open meetings, records inspection, solar protections (RCW 64.38.055), assessment liens (RCW 64.38.045), and WUCIOA scope — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Washington boards.
Meetings, records inspection, $100 fine cap (G.S. 47F-3-107.1), assessment liens (G.S. 47F-3-116), nonjudicial foreclosure, elections, and budget ratification — the complete operational playbook for self-managed North Carolina boards.
POAA vs. non-POAA authority, automatic assessment lien (O.C.G.A. § 44-3-232), $2,000 judicial foreclosure threshold, 21-day meeting notice, and payoff statement rules — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Georgia boards.
Open meetings, 10-business-day records requests, $50/$10-per-day enforcement charges, 90-day charge cap, $5,000 foreclosure threshold, reserve study duties, and the CIC Ombudsman complaint process — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Virginia boards.
CICAA applicability and exemptions, open meetings (closed-discussion vs. open-vote rules), 30-day records response, the 115% budget-challenge threshold, solar and native landscaping rights, no-universal-fine-cap enforcement, and the Ombudsperson complaint process — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Illinois boards.
January 10 rule-recordation deadline (§ 27-30-130), 48-hour budget-increase notice for non-nonprofits (§ 27-30-140), Consumer Affairs complaint forwarding (§§ 27-30-310–340), Nonprofit Corp Act meeting and records rules, and document-based authority for fines, liens, and foreclosure — the complete operational playbook for self-managed South Carolina boards.
Community type identification (subdivision vs. condominium), reserve study mandate for condominiums (§ 66-27-403), statutory assessment lien from time due (§ 66-27-415), annual unit-owner meeting and 10–60 day notice (§ 66-27-408), financial records availability (§ 66-27-417), and document-based authority for subdivision HOAs — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Tennessee boards.
Commerce registration with direct lien consequences (§ 57-8a-105), 48-hour open board meetings with owner-comment period (§ 57-8a-226), 15-day rule-change notice with 51% owner veto, written-warning fine procedure with 30-day hearing right (§ 57-8a-208), statutory lien (§ 57-8a-301), nonjudicial foreclosure limits, reserve analyses every 6 years (§ 57-8a-211), solar access (HB 119, 2025), and water-wise landscaping rules — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Utah boards.
Community classification (Class I/II/III), open board meetings with executive-session reconvene requirement (ORS 94.644), 20% default quorum, $75K CPA review threshold (ORS 94.670), reserve studies (ORS 94.595), fine-schedule delivery rule, 6-year lien limitation, electronic-notice prohibition, fire-hardened materials (2026), EV charging (ORS 94.762), solar (ORS 94.778), pesticide opt-out, and pre-litigation dispute-resolution offer — the complete operational playbook for self-managed Oregon boards.
Board certification (Form 602), NRED Ombudsman audits, record retention rules, financial review tiers, and the super-priority lien collection process for Nevada HOAs.
Record retention timelines, Form 530 trigger process, and the 21-day production window — organized for board-ready NRED audit readiness.
The 5-year inspection cycle, NRED Form 609 filing, RSS permit requirements, annual budget disclosures, and the board's unilateral funding powers under NRS § 116.31152.
A structured, board-ready agenda covering all 13 standard items — call to order through adjournment. Works in all 50 states.
Capture motions, votes, attendance, and action items in a board-ready format. Includes executive session handling and secretary certification.
A complete annual meeting agenda covering certification of notice, quorum verification (including proxies), director elections, and all 13 standard items.
Official annual meeting minutes covering proxy counts, director election results, financial reports, and secretary certification across 12 required sections.
All six collection stages in one document — friendly reminder through attorney referral — with account summary table, late fee tracking, interest calculation, payment plan option, and collection stage tracking.
A binding payment plan agreement — not a request form. Covers itemized delinquent balance, clear payment terms, default provisions, board approval, and dual signatures. Works in all states.
All four notice levels in one document — courtesy notice through hearing notice. Includes CC&R citation, compliance deadline, enforcement checkboxes, and case tracking.
Formal, neutral, and procedurally complete. Issue a defensible hearing notice before fines or enforcement actions — covers alleged violation, owner rights, hearing procedures, possible outcomes, and due process certification.
A spreadsheet-ready budget template covering operating expenses, reserve contributions, and per-unit assessment calculations.
A complete new homeowner welcome letter covering association overview, governing documents, assessment details, payment options, resident portal, emergency contacts, and a get-involved invitation. Send within days of closing.
A complete ARC application covering all 12 project types — fences, paint, roofing, solar, pools, decks, and more — with materials detail, contractor info, 10-item attachments checklist, homeowner acknowledgment, and ARC decision block.
Two-template procurement kit: a Request for Proposal to send vendors + a 4-sheet Excel workbook with weighted scoring matrix and board decision record.
A complete, print-ready form covering all 12 incident types — slip and fall, property damage, vehicle accident, vandalism, water leak, and more — with injury details, witness statements, insurance tracking, and a board-only case status section.
A simple 10-year reserve planning tool for self-managed HOAs. Track roofs, pavement, pools, fencing, and other common-area assets. Estimate annual reserve funding needs and project future reserve balances — without hiring a reserve consultant.
Formally adopt rules, policies, and operational decisions with a proper board resolution — covering purpose, authority, enforcement, and board certification.
General and directed proxy options for annual and special meetings — lets absent members count toward quorum and have their vote recorded.
Proper notice format for calling a special board meeting — covers purpose, limited-agenda language, virtual meeting info, homeowner attendance rights, and certification of notice.
A complete election ballot for director elections — up to 6 candidates, write-in option, in-person and mail-in voting with envelope chain of custody, and inspector of election results record.
Collect candidate info, eligibility certification, biography, conflict of interest disclosure, and skills checklist before the ballot is printed. Includes association verification block.
What the Davis-Stirling Act means for California HOA homeowners and board members — meetings, elections, fines, assessments, records, and solar rights explained in plain English.
What NRS 116 means for Nevada HOA homeowners and board members — board certification, NRED audits, the super-priority lien, collection fee caps, and web portal requirements.
How HOA liens work, what triggers them, and what your association can do — lien procedures, foreclosure thresholds, payment plans, and key state variations.
How the HOA collections process works — from late notices to liens and foreclosure. Covers payment plans, fee caps, and your rights at each stage.
Can your HOA take your home? How HOA foreclosure works, when it applies, and how to stop it — judicial vs. nonjudicial, super-priority liens, and right to cure.
What an HOA reserve study is, why it matters, and what percent funded means. Covers funding plans, state requirements, and how to avoid surprise special assessments.
What HOA special assessments are, when they're allowed, and what you can do. Covers member vote requirements, payment plans, and how to avoid them.
Washington's modernized HOA law — applicability, opt-in, meetings, records, reserve studies, and resale certificates under RCW 64.90.
Arizona HOA law covering open meetings, records, fines, solar rights, political signs, and assessment liens under ARS Title 33.
Virginia's Property Owners' Association Act — meetings, records, enforcement charges, liens, reserve studies, and the CIC Board complaint process.