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In this piece, we’ll review crucial information that can help you better understand what deed-restricted communities are, how to identify them, and many more technical insights.

In this piece, you can explore and better understand foreclosures, evictions, and all vital information on each process when they occur in an HOA community.

How does the injunction halting the Corpoate Transparency Act effect New York condomniums and cooperatives? Read our compliance update for board members.

In this piece, we will delve into types of HOA complaints, exploring the most common of them, how to handle each, your rights depending on your role, and complaint prevention!

We help New York City boards, condo owners, and co-op shareholders save millions through property tax reductions and successful assessment protests.

In this article, we will cover what encompasses a high-rise building, including amenity trends, costs, and budgeting for board members. Learn more today!

In this article, we'll cover everything you need to know about selling a home with an HOA, including responsibilities, potential challenges, and frequently asked questions from other sellers like you—helping you turn that "For Sale" sign into "Sold."

What is the Fair Chance for Housing Act? What are the requirements for NYC condominium and cooperative boards to comply? Hear from our experts.

What is required for NYC condos, co-ops, and rental buildings to comply with Local Law 97? Read updates from FirstService Energy and the Department of Buildings (DOB).

From our in-house Compliance Department, here are the most critical compliance deadlines for New York City boards and building owners.

This article will answer all your questions—from what a condo association does to how it's different from a community with a homeowner association (HOA). Plus, you'll learn important details about condo association rules, dues, and who actually owns what on the property.

In this article, you will learn more about HOA governing documents, which define the rules and structure of your homeowners association (HOA).

In this guide, we will cover what Virginia HOA regulations are, examples, common statues, and the enforcement of community rules.

In this article, we will cover what HOA complaints are, common examples, and how they can be filed and managed in a Pennsylvania association.

In this article, we will cover what Maryland HOA complaints are, how they can be filed, how complaints are addressed by management companies, and more.

In this guide, our experts cover what New England property management is, what a New England property management company does, benefits, and more.

In this guide, we’ll explain the difference between condos and co-ops, explore how their boards operate, and show how the right property management partner can support boards and residents in both types of buildings.

In this article, we’ll explore essential tips and home-buying advice for first-time buyers, focusing on the benefits and considerations of choosing managed residential communities. Backed by expert insights from FirstService Residential CEO David Diestel, you’ll gain valuable guidance to make informed decisions on your homeownership journey.

In this guide, we’ll explore potentially unenforceable HOA rules in Florida and how board members and residents can work together to support a well-run community.

In this article, we’ll explore why HOA rules matter, outline common Georgia regulations, discuss unenforceable rules, and clarify how these guidelines are created and enforced.

In this guide, we’ll explore HOA rules that may not hold up in Alabama and how both residents and board members can work toward a fair, legally compliant community.

In this article, we'll cover typical condo fees in Tennessee, including average costs, what they cover, increases, and more.

In this article, we’ll explore the responsibilities of an HOA board and how board members are compensated.

In this piece, we will cover common unenforceable HOA rules in California, how they can be addressed, and everything you need to know about enforceable HOA guidelines.