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Federal taxes are one of the most misunderstood responsibilities of community association boards. Many board members assume taxes are “handled by the CPA” and never think about them again, until an unexpected tax bill or IRS question shows up. The reality is that informed boards make better tax decisions , reduce risk, and avoid costly surprises. This article breaks down the basics every HOA and condo board should know, without accounting jargon. Why Community Association Tax

A real-world look at our first 60 days of association management Changing management companies is one of the most consequential decisions a board can make. For many communities, it follows years of inconsistent enforcement, unclear communication, or frustration with annual meetings and financial reporting. At Capital Property Solutions (CPS), we approach every transition with the same goal: restore clarity, consistency, and confidence—quickly and sustainably . This case study

Most community association boards don’t wake up thinking, “Our collections policy is broken.” They think, “This is how it’s always been done.” That’s exactly why collections quietly become one of the biggest drags on cash flow, reserves, vendor relationships, and ultimately resident trust. At our company, we decided to take an analytical approach to dues collection analysis. Instead of doing what everyone else does, we flipped it on its head. Introducing the IMPACT Analysis™

Serving on a Homeowners Association (HOA) or Condo Board in Columbus, Ohio, can be both fulfilling and challenging. While board members...