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Send us a textA shocking survey says 70% of homeowners wouldn’t buy in an HOA again. What’s causing the frustration, and how can boards fix it?✅ Is a Reserve Study right for you? 👉 https://www.reservestudy.com/A new survey reveals that 70% of homeowners regret buying in an HOA, with complaints about high assessments, poor communication, and confusing rules. But is it really that bad, or can HOAs turn things around? Today, Julie Adamen and Robert Nordlund break down the biggest homeowner frustrations and share real strategies to make HOAs better for everyone. They cover financial transparency, fair rule enforcement, and how AI can improve communication.Let’s talk about what’s working, what’s broken, and what needs to change!Survey that we quotedChapters:00:00 20% of People Cause 80% of Your Problems00:35 The Survey That Exposed Homeowner Dissatisfaction04:29 Why HOA Assessments Feel Too High07:05 The Real Reason People Complain About HOAs12:39 How Financial Transparency Can Change Everything20:14 Can AI Help Fix HOA Communication?25:40 The Problem With HOA Rule Enforcement28:22 How HOAs Can Actually Improve SatisfactionPodcast Links:Full Episode ListWatch On YoutubeEngage in the conversation! Call our 24/7 voicemail line at (805) 203-3130 or send an email or voice memo to [email protected] yourself or a Board Hero you Know!Board Hero NominationsBoardmember Merch Store!Connect with Hosts on LinkedInJulie AdamenKevin Davis, CIRMSRobert Nordlund, PESupport Our SponsorsAssociation Insights & MarketplaceAssociation ReservesCommunity FinancialsKevin Davis Insurance ServicesStokelight Video & MarketingThe Inspectors of Election
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