Alabama condo insurance: Costs, coverages, and requirements

Regular board meetings give the board a chance to stay ahead of maintenance, finances, and resident needs. In this guide, discover what your association needs to know about board meeting rules and etiquette, including essential tips and more.

In this article, learn the basics on HOA eviction in Alabama. From understanding the difference between eviction and foreclosure to homeowner rights and alternatives to consider, learn more today.

In this guide, learn everything you should know about board member titles. From the basics on what a board member is to specific roles and duties including president and secretary, learn more today!

This article covers all the essentials of Alabama flood insurance, including what it is, when it’s required, and how much it typically costs. Learn about coverage options, factors influencing premiums, and practical tips to reduce flood risks and protect their property.

Understanding property management laws in your association is essential for residents, owners, managers, and board members. Learn everything you need to know in our guide.

In this guide, learn what a luxury amenities are and what high-end features residents are looking for, from rooftop lounges to fitness centers and smart home technology.

An Alabama resale certificate, or estoppel letter, outlines financial obligations tied to a specific unit in a homeowners association (HOA) or condo association (COA). Learn everything you need to know in our guide.

What’s one of the biggest considerations when it comes to hiring a property management partner? If you ask most boards, they’ll likely say it’s the cost. Discover six costs to consider when choosing whether to self-manage or partner with a property management firm.

HOA street parking rules dictate where, when, and how residents and visitors can park within a community. Learn more about specific rules and guidelines here.

In this article, we’ll explain the benefits of board of directors succession planning and outline five key steps to tailor the process to your specific Alabama community.