HOA Resource Library

In any community, the Board of Directors sets policy, formulates the budget, and enters into contracts for goods, services, and insurance. As fiduciaries, directors are responsible for conducting the business of the community on behalf of all its members. Members and directors alike need to fully understand their roles and obligations. That is why we have assembled a library of important information as well as articles written by lawyers who are expert in the field of community interest development law. (Requires Adobe PDF Reader)

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Step Away From the Computer!

SF Anti-Smoking Alert for HOAs

What You Don't Know: When do Statutes of Limitation begin to run on Construction Claims?

The Common Interest Law Report: What Does It Mean For A Board Member To Be A Fiduciary?

Residential Common Interest Developments: An Overview

The Politics and Psychology of Amending Governing Documents

Is Reserve Funding Mandatory? Can an Association Legally defer the funding of Reserves Necessary for Repairs and Renovations?

Parliamentary Procedure

Making Ends Meet-Fiduciary Duty on a Limited Budget

Managing Agent Disclosure Information