Wexford Property Owners Association

Your Tree, Your Neighbor’s Property: Whose Insurance Pays?

And how to be a good neighbor when your tree drops by uninvited.

Property owners need to understand repairs, improvements

It's important that property owners know the difference between repairs and improvements for tax and valuation purposes.

The Most Important Document at Your Property Owners Annual Meeting

Remember when I told you “The Secret Tip that Will Transform Your Property Owners Association Annual Meeting?” Today, I’m giving you a tool that will...

How to Restore Your Home After a Hurricane

In 2011, it was Hurricane Irene; in 2012, it was Sandy and then Hurricane Patricia; 2017 gave us Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Maria and Nate. This year, with Hurricane Florence, we’ve been reminded that damage can’t be predicted by the frequency of the hurricanes or even necessarily where one ranks on the Saffir-Simpson Scale when it makes landfall. Many factors can make even a Category One Hurricane…

Creating A Pet-Friendly Rental Property

People look at pets as members of their families. They love and cherish them. At the same time, pets do not necessarily go well with rental properties. Even though their owners love them, the property owners generally do not. Pets can damage the property, stain the floors, and scratch up the furnitureDid you know that 72% of all renters own pets? Therefore, property owners who want to maximize their income need to create pet-friendly rentals to drive up demand. What are the…

What Happens to Jointly Owned Property When an Owner Dies?

In California, there are several ways to hold real estate title to joint owned property. When an owner dies, title will control who receives the property.

Addressing CT Rental Property Owner’s Risks

There are plenty of liabilities to be aware of that go with owning a rental property, and it's essential to understand them to limit the amount of damage to your finances.

How property associations can protect residents and guests

Property associations share common best practices to protect members and their guests but those practices may also create additional liability.

Property owners benefit from classification

Many property owners may not realize that there are two aspects of the Internal Revenue Code that can help mitigate this issue.

All Homeowners Associations Have These 3 Things in Common

If you're part of a homeowners association, you can expect to be a member, abide by the governing documents, and pay assessments.

What can and can’t I do in my homeowners association?

Homeowners associations have become widespread; so widespread that some individuals may not even realize they live in such a community.

New online tool helps property owners recover stolen items

Time to cool it in multifamily? Watch the landlords, some lenders warn

Vacancies and rent-slashing have some banks worried that certain markets are overheating, but others say the decline in nonperforming loans is a sign the sector has never been healthier.

Finding property owners is no easy task

• Finding the owners of derelict buildings is harder than people think, the deed is not always right.• A death can cause an issue during the

Council Post: Six Metrics For Multifamily Property Owners To Watch Out For

Property investors would likely much rather close deals, but sitting down with more systematic activities like data analysis can help your business grow.

The Informed Condo Association Owner

If you want to take control of your Condo life, learn how to be an Informed Condo Association Owner.

Homeowners associations: The pros and cons

What are the benefits and drawbacks of joining a homeowners association? Homeowners associations can be either wonderful or painful, depending your personality and experience. Do enough reading on the topic and you'll immerse yourself in the various legal issues, possible abuses of authority and financial risk for the owners. Management companies The most important thing to remember is that you at one point legally agreed to…