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Basics of accounting for nonprofit HOAs

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#ALTACITIES goes to school on #HOA nonprofit accounting terms per courtesy of this Davis-Stirling site | https://t.co/buuYI5leqf — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) January 28, 2016 Even though this YouTube video is dated from October 2011, the content is relevant and provided Easy Office CEO, Jeff Russell , describing the pillars for successful nonprofit accounting. Includes discussions on the appropriate people, processes, and systems required. Around the typical common interest development (aka HOA) in the USA, a negligible percentage of homeowners understand accounting or spend time researching or self-educating about the subject. Tweets about nonprofit accounting LAUNCH A "NEXTDOOR"NEIGHBORHOOD FOR YOUR COMMUNITY Flip②▶

An SCS 'EDU' about HOAs*

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#HOA #Factbook source is a nationally-known watchdog of matters followed in the #SocialCurrentSee #CIDs #ALTACITIES https://t.co/XPAOS2HnwL — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) January 18, 2016 * Of course, the terms (acronyms) of our headline are easily defined: SCS = social current see ; EDU = education; HOAs = homeowner associations. This site is focused on those topics, constantly looking for sources and content that help homeowners (titleholders) in common interest developments (aka HOAs) to better understand the challenge of living and operating in these locations. Since April 2000, George K. Staropoli has testified before legislative committees in Arizona, Florida and Nevada and his opinions and views have appeared in the national and local media. He has been quoted in Private Neighborhoods and the Transformation of Local Government (2005), AARP Policy Institute Homeowners Bill of Rights proposal (2006), and acknowledged as a leading advocate in the Thomson – Wes...

HOA Hero of the Week Award in Florida

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FL: Getting Results Award: HOA treasurer saves his neighbors thousands https://t.co/oOkDJlXvNS — Community Assns Net (@canetwork) January 8, 2016 The intro tweet of this post links to a Florida HOA story about a homeowner sleuth who found an accounting error that saved the HOA more than $70,000. Not the typical story we often read about common interest developments (aka HOAs), but a refreshing reprieve from the usual HOA headlines from near and far.   MORE ▶ On topic in the ' social current see ' of TWITTER : ▶ SUBSCRIBE Altacities via Email Tweets about Florida HOA

HOA CLO* (where are you?)

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During my nearly 40 years in nonprofit hospital fund-development, I often worked with continuing education types who had a role of teaching patients or staff, often both.  In recent years, these careers have evolved and are now known as chief learning officers (CLO). Whatever you call them, these are vital players going about the task of continuous quality improvement (CQI) for organizations all over the world. As you will note in the post, even after 3.5 years of living in a homeowners association (HOA), I have yet to find the CLO for wither the local community or any of the communities served by our management company.  This is not to say that such a person does not exist, if they do, but it does say that their presence is not obvious. [ View the story "HOA CLO* (where are you?)" on Storify ] Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner Not sure what to do next? Get a legal roadmap with Avvo Advisor. get a quick, free response to your legal question t...

IN sync with Eric Liu for today's civics lesson

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"Build a stronger culture of citizenship," the goal of the programs run by Citizen University , which works with a national array of partners to help Americans cultivate the values, systems knowledge, and skills of effective citizenship. Flip②▶ STORIFY ♥ FLIPBOARD ★ BLOGGER ▲ INsync ® [ View the story "IN sync with Eric Liu for today's civics lesson" on Storify ]                                  

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