AB 1448, “The Clothesline Bill” became law in November, 2015. The bill allows HOAs to adopt ‘reasonable’ restrictions against clothes drying on balconies, railings, awnings, or other parts of a structure. The courts may ultimately have to test what “reasonable” means, since the law does not give clear guidelines. To see a copy of the Assembly Bill, click HERE.
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Scott Ford, President of California Builder Services, shares his insights with the Forbes Expert Panel. From letting core business values drive decision making to communicating transparently with team members, effectively charting a path forward in a constantly changing business environment requires letting go of perfection and adopting a people-centric mindset.
Homeowners’ associations face a delicate balancing act when it comes to funding reserves, and sometimes the financial burden can feel overwhelming, especially for those on fixed incomes. A recent question from a homeowner highlights a common dilemma many HOA residents face when boards must play financial catch-up.
For California homeowner associations (HOAs), reserve studies aren’t just a good idea; they’re a legal requirement that serves as the foundation for long-term financial health and community preservation.
Homeowners’ associations face a delicate balancing act when it comes to funding reserves, and sometimes the financial burden can feel overwhelming—especially for those on fixed incomes. A recent question from a homeowner highlights a common dilemma many HOA residents face when boards must play financial catch-up.
