Community Management Blog
At Management Plus we have over 100 years of collective management experience, are loyal to you, and are committed to high standards, meeting all your needs by providing professional and friendly customer service.
We understand that it can be confusing to navigate the range of work we can do for you. Below we have answered your most frequently asked questions to give you a better understanding of your needs.
How to Recognize and Recruit Community Association Volunteers
Volunteers keep community associations running. They serve on committees, organize events, assist with communication, and contribute time that directly supports your board's ability to manage shared spaces. Without them, the workload falls entirely on board members. The community loses the personal involvement that strengthens neighborhood connections.
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Landscaping Strategies That Increase Property Values
Landscaping is one of the most visible reflections of how a community is managed.
Prospective buyers form opinions before they step inside a home, and appraisers factor exterior conditions into their assessments. What your common areas look like directly shapes how people perceive the value of living in your community.
Low-Cost Spring Events That Bring Residents Together
After months of cold weather and limited outdoor activity, spring offers a natural reset for community connection. Residents are spending more time outside, and the shift in season creates an easy opening to bring people together.
You do not need a large budget or weeks of planning to make it happen.
Prepare Your Community Before the First Spring Storm Hits
Winter may be winding down, but the damage it caused is still hiding in plain sight. Ice buildup, repeated freeze-thaw cycles, and heavy snow loads take a toll on roofs, gutters, drainage systems, and common area structures. When the first spring storm rolls through, those hidden weaknesses get exposed fast.
Vendor Management Best Practices for HOA Boards
Have you ever wondered how much your community depends on the vendors working behind the scenes each day? From landscaping and maintenance to professional services, these relationships shape the community.
As a board member, you’re often responsible for selecting, overseeing, and evaluating vendors.
How HOAs Can Maintain Continuity When Board Members Change
Have you ever noticed how HOA board service often involves transitions, with volunteers stepping in, contributing their time and expertise, and eventually moving on?
You may be welcoming new board members while saying goodbye to others, all while trying to keep operations running smoothly.