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.
Common Parking Rules at Bus Stops
As the new school year approaches, does your community struggle to maintain the usual traffic flow? It's quite common to face challenges in managing the increased traffic, bus stops, and related activities.
A Look Back on the Past 40 Years
At Management Plus, we are proud to share that we have been helping communities grow and prosper for 40 years! As we commemorate this significant milestone, we are filled with pride and gratitude for the countless achievements that have marked our path.
Throughout these four decades, we have continually evolved, innovated, and excelled in delivering top-tier management services.
Why Your HOA Community Should Have a Neighborhood Watch Program
In today's world, where busy schedules and digital distractions often disconnect us from our surroundings, fostering a sense of community and security can be challenging. This disconnection can sometimes lead to an increased risk of crime and a decreased sense of safety. This is where a neighborhood watch program can make a significant difference.
How Your HOA Should Handle Informal Settlers
Imagine waking up one morning to discover an improvised shelter set up on a piece of common property within your Homeowners Association (HOA) community.
Vendor Insurance: Everything Your HOA Needs to Know
As a Homeowners Association (HOA) board member, have you considered getting vendor insurance?
Vendor insurance, also known as general liability insurance or vendor liability insurance, is a type of policy that protects against claims of property damage, bodily injury, or other liabilities that may occur during a community event.
How to Identify an Informal Settler
Have you ever heard the use of the word “squatters” and wondered what it meant?
Squatters are known as informal settlers or unauthorized occupants who occupy a property without legal ownership or permission.