HOAs
The Importance of Partnerships
We recently had an interesting case that brought real life issues to the forefront of our Reserve Study services. Every single HOA board has at
We recently had an interesting case that brought real life issues to the forefront of our Reserve Study services. Every single HOA board has at
You just completed a draft of your subdivision map and are excited about the future prospects of your project. Suddenly you find out that the
As you all know, when you have a project with an existing Deed of Trust, the Department of Real Estate requires that the existing loan
We often work with our clients to create a successful phasing program, being careful to annex common areas at the right time, allowing us to
One question we are asked from time to time, is whether or not a client should record CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions) on their project.
Not all lots or units are created equal. Sometimes the range of differences is based on square footage, location, or certain amenities like ADUs or
Selling homes in phases? Consider structuring your next subdivision map to include multiple road lots. Asphalt streets are definitely one of the most expensive items
When an HOA is created, the dues start in any phase when the first lot or unit is sold. For planning purposes, it’s important to
Does your HOA common area need to be rejuvenated, but your bank account doesn’t allow for much more than a new paint job? Well, the
A well-run Homeowners Association (HOA) can lead to an increase in property value and heightened satisfaction from owners and can considerably enhance your home ownership
If you have questions, we’d love to hear from you!