Guidance for HOA and condo boards
Practical, plain-English articles for New Jersey board members on choosing a management company, understanding your finances and running your association well.
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Choosing a Manager
7 Signs It Might Be Time to Change Management Companies
Slow email replies, budgets nobody can explain, work orders that never close. Here is how a New Jersey HOA or condo board can tell whether the problem is fixable or whether it is time to look elsewhere.
Board Education
What Does an HOA Management Company Actually Do (and Not Do)?
A plain-English breakdown of what a professional HOA or condo manager handles day to day, and which decisions and responsibilities always stay with the volunteer board.
Financial Planning
Understanding Reserve Studies: Why Your Association Needs One
What a reserve study actually is, why New Jersey associations rely on them, and how to read one without an accounting background.
Transitions
Switching Management Companies in New Jersey: What Actually Happens
A realistic, step-by-step look at how an HOA or condo association transitions from one management company to another under New Jersey requirements, and why the process is less disruptive than most boards expect.
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