Palm Beach Homeowners Association Management
If Hawk-Eye Management services sounds like they might have a watch on
everything pertaining to a homeowners association, that’s probably because
they do. Being the leading Palm Beach homeowners association management
firm, we have to be. The piece to the puzzle is experienced, steadfast
property managers that will oversee owner collections, handle matters
between professionals like accountants or attorneys, manage employees,
prepare monthly reports for the Board and even stay on top of the property
itself by performing routine inspections.
In general, your HOA has a primary
responsibility to maintain and repair the common
elements of your community in a timely manner. Common elements that would
fall under their responsibility usually include
tennis courts, basketball courts, swimming pool areas, gatehouses, roads
and other open space areas that are enjoyed by all residents. However, landscaping
and other maintenance of the home itself, such
as painting, roof and structure maintenance, usually lies with each
individual homeowner. Your homeowners association may still have some
control over this, including placing restrictions on paint color or types
of materials used for landscaping and roofing.
Homeowners association will occasionally assume the responsibility of certain maintenance items
voluntarily in order to retain appearance uniformity in the community.
Trees, sidewalks and mailboxes are some examples of items the association would
take responsibility to repair or replace.
State statutes for homeowners associations are generally thought of as less
stringent than condominiums, but over the past years, the gap between the
two has been lessened considerably.
Clerical and accounting responsibilities include maintaining accurate
records, financial reporting, billing, collections of assessments and
payments of invoices for work performed in order to maintain the community.