What Is Your HOAs Involvement Like?
Do you manage real estate properties with HOAs? Is communication with your residents
something that is common for you? As 2019 begins, HOA board members
should consider offering feedback on how the HOS can improve the
community and make it a great place to live.
Responsibility
Tenants
should take responsibility for abiding by the CC&Rs and staying
current on their HOA fees. Violations of the rules or failure to pay the
HOA fees/dues is not a win for anyone. HOA boards have a lot of power
over the property owners.
Sharing
Tenants
should have the ability to express their ideas, suggestions and their
concerns in order to help improve the community and build lasting
relationships. Residents are important in sharing the thoughts of the
community. They should be included in the regular board meetings.
Building Relationships
Tenants
should make an effort in participating in any events, social or
cultural activities in the community. This gives them the opportunity to
meet their neighbors, build relationships and enjoy some good
fellowship.
Involvement
Property
managers should encourage their tenants to attend regular homeowner’s
association meetings. HOA board members should also always be on the
lookout for potential board members and residents interested in
participating in the Association’s governing process as HOA board
members.
Do Away With Small Groups
Tenants in the community, should welcome new and old residents. Tenants along with property managers, should making property owners and renters feel like they are part of the community.
Pride In The Community
You
want residents to be proud of their community. This will result in
happy tenants and provide a higher occupancy rate because happy tenants
tell their friends and family members who may be looking for a place to
live. Referrals are one way to fill vacancies with virtually $0 capital.
You want tenants to speak positively about their community including
the HOA.
As the property management company
(or you, if you are a landlord), it is your responsibility. It should
be your goal to foster comradery and provide the opportunity for
relationships to start and grow.
Communication
is one of the most important aspects of happy tenants. Whether you are a
property manager, landlord or HOA board member, you should take every
opportunity to improve the satisfaction of all the residents.
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