Unhappy With Your HOA Management Company? How to Switch Without Disrupting Your Community
Key Takeaways Howard County HOA property management services at NaVion Community Association Management can help homeowners association boards plan an orderly transition while maintaining operations. Changing companies need not disrupt
Selecting a Management Company for a Brand-New Community: A Guide for Developers
Key Takeaways Developers selecting a Maryland community management company for a new property should look for a firm with startup homeowners’ association (HOA) experience, clear financial practices, and a solid
Developer-to-Owner Turnover in Maryland: How to Prepare Your Board for the Transition
Key Takeaways Howard County HOA property management services at NaVion Community Association Management can help homeowners association boards organize developer-to-owner turnover. Control shifts from the declarant-appointed board to homeowner-elected directors.
Understanding Reserve Funds: Why Your HOA Needs One and How to Build It
Key Takeaways Reserve funds are important to community association planning. Howard County HOA property management services at NaVion Community Association Management help boards understand how reserves fit into budgets, maintenance,
How HOA Special Assessments Work in Maryland (And How to Avoid Them)
Key Takeaways Howard County HOA property management services at NaVion Community Association Management help Maryland HOA boards reduce financial surprises through better budgeting, reserve planning, vendor coordination, and owner communication.
What Does Maryland Law Say About HOA Fines, Late Fees, and Collections?
Key Takeaways Maryland law gives homeowners associations the power to charge fines and late fees, but that power comes with limits. The Maryland Homeowners Association Act requires boards to follow
Maryland Condominium Act and HOA Act: What Is the Difference, and Why Does It Matter?
Key Takeaways Although the Maryland Condominium Act and the Maryland Homeowners Association Act both regulate shared neighborhoods, they govern different types of property ownership. The Condominium Act applies to developments
When Should Your HOA Hire a Professional Management Company? Five Signs It Is Time
Key Takeaways Property management services at NaVion Community Association Management help volunteer boards decide when self-management is no longer enough. Many homeowners’ associations (HOAs) begin with neighbors handling budgets, vendors,
What New HOA Board Members in Howard County Need to Know in Their First 90 Days
Serving on a homeowners’ association (HOA) board is an important responsibility. Whether you were recently elected by your neighbors or appointed to fill a vacant position, your first 90 days