Uninformed or misinformed Homeowners in HOA's

In making a career change 22+ years ago, I made a conscious decision to become part of the Community Association profession. I have been positively impacted in working in various capacities, to become educated and informed, then sharing information, successes, failures and experiences from the 'front lines' in guiding and engaging communities. Over the years, learning how much misinformation and how many under-informed buyers creating climates of angst, rather than open & respectful communication, is an ongoing challenge.


Acting in the best interest of communities and neighborhoods (HOA's), the responsibility rests on the shoulders of ALL Leaders. Effective communication from not only Volunteer HOA Board Member Leaders and HOA Managers- everyone from Builders and Developers, Real Estate Agents, Sales Teams, Title Companies, and ultimately the home-buyers and homeowners themselves! Taking educational moments and opportunities to set buyers up for the right expectation is vital and the differential to a culture of trust, respect and mutual understanding, versus adversarial interactions. Apathy is also a contributing factor, in that there are many complaints & complainers, although very few willing to step up and serve.


When in doubt, check the governing documents out! Please read, review, ask questions and be informed. Homeowners have rights in HOA's that go hand in glove with responsibilities.

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Pursuant to HB23-1105, this project has now concluded. On behalf of the Department of Regulatory Agencies and the Division of Real Estate, thank you for your interest and participation.