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- HOA Special Assessments Explained: What Colorado Boards Need to Know
A practical guide for Colorado HOA boards on special assessments—when they’re necessary, legal considerations, and how to implement them transparently.
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Colorado HOA Reserve Studies: How Often Should Your Association Update One?
Colorado HOAs should update reserve studies every 3-5 years, with annual financial reviews in between. Discover why regular updates are critical for avoiding special assessments...Read More
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How Colorado HOAs Should Handle Water Restrictions and Irrigation Rules
Colorado HOA boards face complex water management challenges amid drought restrictions. This guide covers policy updates, waterwise landscaping strategies, and resident communication best practices.Read More
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HOA Vendor Management Best Practices for Colorado Communities
Effective HOA vendor management requires clear expectations, competitive bidding, performance monitoring, and documentation. Colorado communities face unique weather and infrastructure challenges that demand proactive vendor...Read More
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The Good and Bad of Self-Managed HOAs
“Self Managed” HOAs are those in which the Board of Directors, as volunteers, provide everything from accounting to vendor management, and the swath of responsibilities...Read More
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The Long-Term Impact of HB22-1137 on HOA Property Management in Colorado
House Bill 22-1137 (HB22-1137) introduced significant changes to how homeowners associations (HOAs) operate in Colorado. While intended to protect homeowners, the law has created new...Read More
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Does an HOA Need a Management Company?
When a homeowners association (HOA) forms, one of the first big questions is whether to self-manage or hire a professional HOA management company. On paper,...Read More
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How to Hire an HOA Management Company
A Step-by-Step Guide for Colorado HOA Boards Hiring the right Colorado HOA management company is one of the most important decisions your board will make....Read More
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Community Spotlight: Shanahan Ridge II Boulder Townhomes
Boulder Sets Forth The Green Transition In 2018, Shanahan Ridge II, a townhome community located in south Boulder, converted to organic landscaping. While some of...Read More
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How Multi-family and Multi-Story HOAs in Denver Can Achieve Energy Efficiency and Compliance
Denver’s “Energize Denver” initiative sets ambitious targets for energy reduction in buildings across the city, aiming to significantly lower utility costs and environmental impact for...Read More
Recent Posts
- HOA Special Assessments Explained: What Colorado Boards Need to Know
- Colorado HOA Reserve Studies: How Often Should Your Association Update One?
- How Colorado HOAs Should Handle Water Restrictions and Irrigation Rules
- HOA Vendor Management Best Practices for Colorado Communities
- The Good and Bad of Self-Managed HOAs
- The Long-Term Impact of HB22-1137 on HOA Property Management in Colorado
- Does an HOA Need a Management Company?
- How to Hire an HOA Management Company
- Community Spotlight: Shanahan Ridge II Boulder Townhomes
- How Multi-family and Multi-Story HOAs in Denver Can Achieve Energy Efficiency and Compliance
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