Check out the recent Redfin article we were featured in: When it comes to finding a place to live, one of the biggest decisions you'll...

A Virginia HOA may be limited in the restrictions it can place on the installation of solar panels by homeowners.

Homeowners associations (HOAs) and condo/coop associations rely on reserve funds to maintain and repair shared common areas such as...

Right after the summer ends, there are a few things companies can do to set their employees up for success during upcoming annual reviews.

When you buy a condo, one of the documents you'll be provided with during the condo doc review period is a certificate of insurance for...

Sometimes, condo documents contain restrictions on certain dog breeds.

Unlocking Success: Maximizing the Value of The 30/60/90 Day Review Process

Condo buyers should not gloss over the review of the condo doc package they are provided prior to closing.

As we we enter a new year, condo associations are presented with the perfect opportunity to enhance their operations, foster community...

On Friday, November 17, 2023, OpenAI (the artificial intelligence company behind ChatGPT) CEO Sam Altman and the rest of the world...

Living in a two-unit condo can be rewarding if set up correctly.

Updated DC Paid Family Leave Notice For Posting

Community associations have very specific requirements when it comes to allegations of neighbor-to-neighbor discrimination or harassment....

I recently wrote an article for Urbanturf about different kinds of rental restrictions a condo board can use to restrict leasing. You can...

Learn about the things employees value from the companies they work for.

I recently wrote an article for Urbanturf about the difference between a condo's Bylaws and its House Rules. You can read the article here.

Valuable lessons trampolines can teach employers about running an effective HR department.

I recently wrote an article for Urbanturf about five red flags to look for when reviewing a condo document package. You can read the...

Some condo and coop bylaws have a requirement that window treatments be white or off-white when viewed from the outside. There's a reason!

Here are five not-so-common things to look for when reviewing the HOA documents for your potential new home.