by admin | Oct 22, 2026 | Blog
Homeowners associations can encounter situations where their governing documents require a meeting, vote, consent, or other member action that becomes impractical or impossible to achieve. For example, an association may be seeking approval of amended governing...
by admin | Oct 15, 2026 | Blog
“There’s a group of unrelated college students living in a house in our neighborhood. Our governing documents say that houses can only be used as single-family homes. Aren’t these roommates violating those provisions?” The answer is no. Unrelated roommates living...
by admin | Oct 8, 2026 | Blog
Utah homeowners associations have long used reinvestment fees as a way to generate revenue when property is sold to help fund the costs of maintaining community amenities and infrastructure. The Utah Legislature recently made changes to how reinvestment fees may be...
by admin | Oct 1, 2026 | Blog
Imagine this: Your homeowners association, let’s call it Whispering Pines Lodge HOA, has been operating smoothly for years. But recently, a board member does a quick internet search and discovers a shiny new website—whisperingpineslodge.com—run by a third-party...
by admin | Sep 24, 2026 | Blog
If you’re reading this and your HOA’s records consist of an envelope of receipts, loose dollars, and a picture of the Board President from 2001, keep reading. If you’re reading this and your HOA’s records are dialed in, neatly sorted, alphabetized, color-coded, and...
