Georgia squatters’ rights and adverse possession: Everything you need to know

Learn everything your condo or HOA should know about Georgia squatters’ rights, from what a squatter is to understanding adverse possession and eviction requirements. Learn more today!

This article explores the vital role of a Community Association Manager, including responsibilities, required qualifications, and licensing process in Georgia. Discover the key skills needed for success, on-the-job training opportunities, and the potential for career advancement in the field.

Georgia property management laws outline important guidelines for how property managers operate within the state. This article covers topics like licensing requirements, local regulations, tenant rights, and more.

A resale certificate, or “closing letter”, is a document that provides specific, up-to-date information about a property’s financial standing within HOAs. Learn more in our guide.

Learn how to amend your association bylaws, including the practical logistics required to do so.

The Georgia Property Owners Association Act (POAA) is a state law adopted in 1994 to strengthen the legal powers of homeowners associations (HOAs). Learn everything you need to know in our guide.

Without board meeting rules, you can be met with unproductive debates and disorganized meetings. In this article, we will cover essential board meeting rules for more effective HOA meetings.

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.

Discover the secrets to a thriving community. Learn how one board overcame challenges and achieved success through alignment and collaboration.

Your community association board members have a lot of responsibilities. One of the most important is to maintain the financial health and stability of the association, and that falls largely on the board treasurer.