This guide explains HOA insurance deductibles, how the claims process works in practice, and what loss assessments are and when boards can issue them. It also covers what homeowners should carry in their own policies to protect themselves from their share…
your board has two options: increase reserves or adjust your coverage to…
https://neighborhood.online/blog/hoa-insurance-deductibles-claims-loss-assessments
33% of HOAs carry no cybersecurity insurance. Your general liability policy does not cover a data breach or ransomware attack. Here is what boards need to know and do before something goes wrong.
HOAs typically covers two categories of loss: first…
https://neighborhood.online/blog/hoa-cybersecurity-insurance
HOA dues are generally not tax deductible for primary residences, but rental properties, home offices, and vacation homes are different. Here is what actually qualifies.
the logic is the same: the deduction is available when the property…
https://neighborhood.online/blog/are-hoa-dues-tax-deductible
Learn whether HOA dues can go up without a homeowner vote, what limits governing documents and state law typically set, and what homeowners can do when a dues increase arrives.
member vote. The reasoning is practical: if every dues adjustment required a communit…
https://neighborhood.online/blog/can-hoa-dues-go-up-without-a-homeowner-vote
Facebook groups cause real problems for HOA boards. Learn why, what a proper HOA platform does differently, and how to migrate your community without losing members.
HOA website and management platform provides: A document library. Bylaws…
https://neighborhood.online/blog/how-to-move-your-hoa-off-facebook-groups
Learn the correct process for removing an HOA board member, what a recall vote requires, and the complete access revocation checklist every board should run immediately after.
your specific documents may vary. Step 1: Review the governing documents. Your bylaws …
https://neighborhood.online/blog/how-to-remove-an-hoa-board-member