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Petition HOA Board for a special meeting?

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"WHAT, WHEN, HOW TO PETITION BOARD FOR A SPECIAL MEETING? Re: Davis-Stirling Law …" — #ALTACITIES clip: https://t.co/gKtrv2Jxoz — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) February 10, 2016 VIDEOS :   Would your HOA Board meetings be posted here? Granted, the lead tweet and the video clip are not truly related, but they both illustrate a point:  Every month, multiple thousands of HOA board meetings take place.  By far, the fast majority of these meetings are not recorded for posting on the internet, as is done by the VillageWalk HOA in Florida . Given that there is a general guideline to maintain privacy of general meetings (exclusive rights for the board to limit attendance only by HOA members and invited guests, not the general public), the fact that one or more HOAs might post video recordings in the web is highly unusual. Somewhat related: Two rival boards, one #HOA : Nothing to see here https://t.co/WPOqOpDEw5 @GreensteinAssoc @DBReview — Samantha Josep...

Five points HOA boards may rank

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Top 5 Qualities of a Successful Community Association Board https://t.co/tPe5Hel8pU RT @ALTALOMAN — John Tarley (@TarleyRobinson) January 28, 2016 Generally recognized, there are 7 leadership qualities that all great leaders possess. The positive thing is, leadership characteristics can be learned and practiced making it possible for everyone to become a great leader.  While the focus of this video is upon executive leadership, the qualities listed still apply to groups, like HOA boards, as well. Tweets about nonprofit leadership LAUNCH A "NEXTDOOR"NEIGHBORHOOD FOR YOUR COMMUNITY Flip②▶

Shifting to EQI for HOAs

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Flip②▶ STORIFY   ▶ With around only 10% of Californians carrying earthquake insurance (EQI) and much fewer than that percentage with EQI who live in homeowner associations (HOAs), the issue is both a hot topic and neglected issue for many California Homeowners. However, because the issue is particularly dicey in common interest developments (CIDs), inspection and awareness of the issue from the perspective of those who manage these locations, should be considered. That's why we chose to inspect the following: Brad Watson, CMCA, AMS, is president of Property Management Professionals LLC in Los Angeles, an accredited association management company. This column contains general information about HOA practices and does not represent the specific CC&Rs of each HOA or replace the advice of an attorney. Flip②▶ STORIFY  ♥  FLIPBOARD  ★ BLOGGER  ▲ INsync  ® ★  CANSWERIST  ☆ ©  ALTACITIES  2015 ▶ [ View the story "Shifting to EQ...

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