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Capital projects are among the most complex responsibilities an HOA board will face. In Colorado, weather conditions, material costs, and contractor availability add additional layers of complexity.Whether resurfacing roads, replacing roofing, renovating clubhouses, or upgrading amenities, proper planning is critical.Here’s how to execute capital projects successfully. Step 1: Confirm Reserve Funding...
HOA rules protect property values and preserve community standards. However, enforcement must be consistent, transparent, and aligned with Colorado law.When handled properly, rules strengthen community cohesion. When handled poorly, they create conflict and mistrust.Understanding why rules matter — and how to apply them fairly — is essential for every HOA...
Colorado HOAs operate in a unique environment. From mountain climate impacts to rising insurance premiums and increasing vendor costs, financial oversight must be proactive and strategic.Strong HOA financial management protects property values, reduces conflict, and ensures long-term community sustainability. When boards follow disciplined financial practices, they minimize risk and maximize...
