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Communicating In A Crisis Part 2: Content and Avoiding Further Issues

In Part 1 of Communicating in a Crisis, we discussed ways community association board members can define a crisis, how they should prepare crisis communications, who should put forth these communicati...

Communicating in a Crisis: Defining a Crisis and Proper Communication

In our July "Ask the Experts" webinar, we heard from Attorney Morgan Bryant of McCabe, Trotter & Beverly, P.C. on Communicating in a Crisis. Though this topic is particularly relevant in...

Preparing for Unexpected Repairs in your Community Association

As a homeowner, you probably expect that certain elements of your home will have to be repaired or replaced over time, and the same rings true for common elements and structural components of communit...

Virtual Meetings: When & How (Part 2 – Membership Meetings)

In Part 1 of our series "Online Meetings: When & How", we discussed some best practices for holding virtual board meetings during this time of social distancing. But what about membershi...

Updated NC Condominium Act (NCGS 47C)

The NC General Assembly in 2020 has made a number of changes to the North Carolina Condominium Act (NCGS 47C). All of the updated statutes have been signed by the Governor and are now law.Here is a PD...

Virtual Meetings: When & How (Part 1 - Board Meetings)

In our latest "Ask the Experts" webinar series, we invited attorney Steven Black with Black, Slaughter & Black, P.A., to discuss several options for holding board meetings and conducting...

Does Your Board Follow a Set of Ethics? Here’s Why it Should.

One of the most important aspects of being on the board of your community association, aside from carrying out the business functions of the association, is adhering to a set of ethical standards. As ...

Hurricane Season: How to Ensure You're Prepared

Though June 1st marks the official beginning of the Atlantic Hurricane Season, the southeastern United States doesn’t typically see the height of its storm activity until further into the season...

Has a Member Filed Bankruptcy? Here's What Board Members Should Know.

Bankruptcy is a sensitive subject. For the person filing bankruptcy (the debtor), filing bankruptcy is the beginning of a long, arduous process of "starting over" financially and may include...

Large-Scale Community Associations

Communities that are considerably bigger than your average neighborhood are, in the community management industry, referred to as large-scale communities. And, as you might imagine, the needs of thes...

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