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Leadership thru the Pandemic
The ongoing global pandemic has created numerous challenges for community associations, which has further emphasized the importance of Board leadership. With that in mind [...]
New trend? Homes across the valley being sold in fractional interests…
Our firm recently became aware of a home within an HOA community that is being offered for sale in fractional interests. (i.e. the owner of the home is selling the home i [...]
Gun Control in Community Associations
With election season upon us, it is important for board members and managers to be aware of, and prepared to address political hot button issues, including gun control. W [...]
Lien Priority – Where Does Your HOA Stand?
Pursuant to A.R.S. Section 33-1256(B) / 33-1807(B), an HOA lien for assessments, late fees related to assessments and collection fees/attorney fees/costs incurred with re [...]