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Snow and cold temperatures leave rodents — like rats, mice, and squirrels — looking for food and shelter. These rodents can carry diseases and bacteria, and they create havoc in and around your home.
Topics: Homeowners
Will you be ready if the power goes out in your home this winter? Are you prepared to handle snow in your community? What happens if the pipes freeze and burst in your home?
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In HOA financial management, a volunteer or elected official is legally subject to fiduciary duties. As defined by Nolo, "fiduciary duties" come from state corporate law and require HOA board members to act in the best interest of the community.
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Season's greetings from Olney, Maryland! Our team at IKO Community Management wishes everyone a happy and safe holiday season with this card.
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Many HOA boards have streamlined processes due to the annual round robin of volunteers and elected members. This means that it can take a huge mistake to identify improvement points. Many HOA boards hope that it doesn’t hit where it hurts: Financial management.
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The range of fiduciary experience between volunteers and elected HOA board members is drastic. It helps to implement the same annual process with Quickbooks, TurboTax, and so on.
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IKO Community Management wishes you a safe, fun Thanksgiving. We hope you enjoy spending time with your family, friends, and neighbors this holiday.
Topics: Homeowners, HOA Board, Landlords, Developers, Company, community
One of the best selling points to an HOA community is its amenities. Whether it's a community pool, fitness center, or community events, amenities heighten resale and property values.
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Well-kept amenities raise the property value of your HOA community and its homes. They’re also a great selling point for potential residents and maintain a positive, healthy atmosphere between buyers and renters.
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