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Making the Most of Your Community: A Homeowner's Guide to HOA and Condo Living
Purchasing a home in a homeowners association (HOA) or condominium community offers many benefits, including shared amenities, maintained common areas, and community standards that help protect property values. However, many homeowners are unfamiliar with how associations operate and what their role is within the community. Understanding how your association functions can help you avoid frustration, stay informed, and make the most of your investment. What Is a Community Asso
Tara Hungerford
Jun 243 min read


Understanding the Different Types of Homeowners Insurance Policies
Understanding the Different Types of Homeowners Insurance Policies: What You Need to KnowWhen it comes to protecting your home, not all insurance policies are created equal. Whether you're a homeowner, renter, condo owner, or even a mobile home dweller, there’s a specific policy type tailored to your needs. In this guide, we’ll break down the different types of homeowners insurance, compare popular options like HO-3 and HO-5, and explore useful endorsements, flood insurance,
jessica simpkiss
Jun 244 min read


Homeownership 101: A Simple Maintenance Plan to Protect Your Home Year-Round
June is National Homeownership Month, a time to celebrate the pride, responsibility, and long-term investment that comes with owning a home. Originally established to recognize the importance of homeownership in strengthening communities and building financial stability, the month also serves as an opportunity to educate homeowners on the tools, resources, and best practices that help protect their investment. Throughout June, we'll be sharing information and tips designed to
jessica simpkiss
Jun 103 min read


The Boardroom: The Right Way to Use Surveys in Your Community
Gathering Input Without Creating Confusion Surveys can be a valuable tool for boards—but only when used strategically. Too often, surveys are sent out with good intentions but unclear purpose. The result? Confusion, unrealistic expectations, and sometimes more conflict than clarity. Let’s talk about how to use surveys the right way. Start With a Clear Objective Before sending a survey, ask: What decision are we trying to inform? Is community input appropriate for this topic?
jessica simpkiss
Apr 302 min read
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