The most honest answer to this question is: sooner than most boards think. Boards often delay a management change because the timing never feels perfect. There’s a budget cycle coming up. A capital project is underway. The annual meeting is next month. The instinct to wait for a clean break is understandable — but in […]
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The relationship between an HOA board and its management company is one of the most consequential partnerships in community governance — and one of the most commonly underestimated. When it works well, the board leads with confidence, decisions get made efficiently, and the community benefits. When it doesn’t, everything becomes harder: communication breaks down, small
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Manager turnover in the HOA management industry is common, and it’s almost always the result of a structural problem — not individual performance. Most management companies take on far more communities than their managers can effectively serve. When a manager is stretched beyond what’s sustainable, response times slip, board relationships suffer, and eventually they burn
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