Receivership occurs when a court appoints a third-party individual (a “receiver”) to manage the affairs of a condominium, homeowner (HOA), or townhome community association because it no longer has a functioning board.

Receivers are typically appointed to ensure the continued operation and stability of the association when self-governance has broken down. This may be necessary to … Read More ›

Whether you’re managing a bustling condominium, a tight-knit townhome community, or a sprawling suburban homeowners’ association (HOA), maintaining a pleasant and consistent outdoor aesthetic is key to preserving property values and promoting neighborhood harmony.

From solar panels to outdoor kitchens, outdoor trends continue to evolve. Associations are reviewing and updating their standards to reflect modern lifestyles … Read More ›

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) is a federal law enacted in 1977 to protect consumers from abusive, deceptive, or unfair debt collection practices. Enforced by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), the FDCPA outlines strict rules for how third-party debt collectors must operate when attempting to collect debts from individuals, including homeowners in … Read More ›

New Brainy Board Video!

KSN attorneys Kerry Bartell and David Savitt review community association updates including governing documents, maintenance responsibilities, voting, technology and more.

Click here to watch this video – UPDATE for Your Community Association: https://brainyboard.com/brainyboardwebinarupdate

This video is available exclusively on BrainyBoard.com. To create your free Brainy Board account today and start … Read More ›