HOA Blog
What Is An HOA Assessment? Why Do Homeowners Pay For It?
What is an HOA assessment? This is a question many homeowners ask when that extra fee shows up on their bill. Most people know it’s something they have to pay, but not...
Understanding The HOA Budget: Where Every Dollar Goes
Every HOA board needs to understand the HOA budget. This is an important financial tool that helps the board manage the association's money over the next year....
Washington DC Condominium Act: A Guide For HOA Board And Managers
The Washington DC Condominium Act is the foundation of condominium ownership and management in the District. It defines how condominiums are created, governed, and...
Are HOAs Legal Or Just Overreaching? The Truth Behind HOA Authority
Many Washington, DC homeowners ask the same question: Are HOAs legal? Given the power of these associations, it is easy to wonder whether they have the legal authority...
What Is The DC Homestead Tax Deduction? Who Qualifies?
The DC homestead tax deduction allows homeowners to lower their annual property tax bill. It can reduce the assessed value of an owner-occupied home before taxes are...
Capital Lending For Cooperatives: How Does This Help Co-ops?
Capital lending for cooperatives plays a key role in ensuring the stability and financial health of co-ops. Many cooperatives in DC are older, which means they need...
Co-op vs Condo: Differences That Matter
Choosing between a co-op vs condo is one of the biggest decisions homebuyers will make. They might look alike on paper, but they operate very differently. While both...
A Look Into The History Of Coops In DC
What is the history of coops in DC? Cooperatives have long been a part of the housing market in Washington, DC. In fact, the idea of collective housing first emerged in...
Washington DC HOA Laws And Regulations
DC HOA laws play an important role in how associations operate in the district. That said, far too many board members are unaware of the laws that apply to their...
Community Association Manager: Why It’s A Good Decision To Hire One
A community association manager can be of great help to a self-managed board. Associations might look simple on paper, but the responsibilities that board members take...
