Turn the table on electrical expenses.

August 12, 2013    Ed Hunter, Horizon Lighting    Homeowner Tips

Our biggest and most important asset in our communities is the community itself.  As a lighting and electrical vendor for HOA and Commercial properties, I feel a great responsibility to these associations and association managers to provide knowledge, prospective and insight to a very important part of each facility's operation.

Read More »

Indoor Water Conservation Tips

June 20, 2013    Homeowner Tips

You can reduce your water consumption by 20-40 percent without purchasing expensive equipment. Reducing water use can mean substantial savings on water, sewage and energy bills.  The following suggestions will help you get in the habit of saving water:

Read More »

Maintain Your Yard Safely

June 20, 2013    Homeowner Tips, Safety

Properly maintaining your yard helps your home and our community look good. Just make sure that safety is a priority when undertaking your landscaping efforts.

Read More »

Summer Fun: Grill Safety Tips

June 20, 2013    Homeowner Tips, Safety

When firing up your grills this summer, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) reminds you to barbecue safely whether you use gas or charcoal.

Read More »

Summer Break, Summer Safety for Kids

June 20, 2013    Homeowner Tips, Safety

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children recommends that parents and guardians take action to keep their children safe during both structured and unstructured summer activities. 

Read More »

Tips for Protecting Your Identity during the Holidays

June 20, 2013    Homeowner Tips

Identity theft is a problem any time of the year. But, while consumers are focused on giving during the holidays, crooks are focused on taking. If there’s one thing consumers don’t need, it is dealing with identity theft during the holidays.

Read More »

How Management Companies and REALTORS® Can Work Together More Effectively Through the Short-Sale Process

January 9, 2012    Margo Crummack    Homeowner Tips

In a short sale, property is sold for less than the amount of money needed to satisfy the first mortgage and any other loans on the property. For a short sale to be approved, all creditors must agree to accept something less than what they are owed. For the primary lender, the incentives for agreeing to such a sale are generally certainty, time, and convenience. The lender will receive a certain amount of money within a specified period of time without the inconvenience and delay of having to advertise the property for sale and prepare it to be sold.

Read More »

Our associates add value to your association.



Ready for a change?

Professional Affiliations

Building Industry Associaiton of Southern California
Member of Community Associations Institute
California Associations of Community Managers