If you’re a member of an HOA board, you probably know that having insurance for your homeowners association is a necessity to protect the HOA and its members. But do you know what type of insurance you need to have or what the Association is responsible for and what the individual homeowner is responsible for? It can be a confusing topic to understand, especially if you have outdated CC&Rs – or haven’t even read your CC&Rs.
Do You Know the Limits of Your Homeowners Association’s Insurance?
Jul 21, 2020 9:00:00 AM / by HOA Manager
What to Do After a Natural Disaster in Your Homeowners Association
Jan 22, 2020 9:00:00 AM / by HOA Manager
If your homeowners association property has been damaged in a natural disaster—hurricane, tornado, flood, earthquake or fire — there are some important steps you can take in the immediate aftermath to ensure your safety and minimize financial loss.
Help Your HOA Board Members Understand Crime and Fidelity Insurance
Jul 21, 2019 10:09:00 AM / by HOA Manager
While nearly all homeowners associations have some type of policies on the books, many HOA boards have little or no idea what type of insurance they have or need. This can potentially lead to expensive litigation and claims that can cost your association thousands, and sometimes even millions of dollars.
5 Actions an HOA Board Should Take to Clarify Maintenance & Insurance
May 9, 2019 8:44:00 AM / by HOA Manager
One common subject that often causes confusion in a homeowners association is grasping the difference between the maintenance responsibilities of an association and the items that are covered by the association’s insurance policy. Often owners and even HOA board members may not understand the differences between these two subjects.
What Type of Insurance Does Your Homeowners Association Need?
Oct 22, 2013 12:00:00 AM / by HOA Manager
As a member of your homeowners association board (HOA) you may ask, "Do we need insurance?" The answer is a big yes! The more pertinent inquiry would be, "What type of insurance does our HOA need?" It is vital that your organization has the proper insurance coverage for all possible types of problems.