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What a reserve study is, how to read percent funded, how much is enough, and what Texas law does (and doesn’t) require.
How special assessments work, special assessment vs. association loan, and the disciplined alternative.
Build a Texas HOA or condo budget reserves-first, with a multi-year capital plan behind every number.
Where assessments actually go, and why the number is what it is.
The three fiduciary duties and what Texas board members are actually responsible for.
What belongs in the record, what to leave out, and how Texas records rules apply.
Reach quorum, run a clean election, and avoid the common annual-meeting failures.
The notice–cure–hearing process and how to keep enforcement fair, consistent, and defensible.
The board playbook for storm season — coverage, reserves, drainage, and recovery.
Three structures, three approaches to ownership and governance under Texas law.
What makes a condo Fannie Mae warrantable, what puts it on the ineligible list, and how boards protect financing.
What Texas law allows HOAs to regulate on fencing, what boards can't restrict, and how ARC review keeps disputes fair.
Essential pool rules — hours, guest limits, supervision, signage, safety gear — plus ADA accessibility basics.
How to evaluate a landscape vendor on scope, insurance, and accountability instead of a glossy proposal.
What an HOA audit is, how it differs from a review or compilation, and when Texas associations need one.
A board's guide to EV charging decisions: circuits, direct-to-owner billing, installation costs, and governing documents.
Real event ideas by season and budget, plus how to plan, staff, and insure them without board burnout.
What's driving Texas HOA insurance costs up, what a master policy must cover, and how to manage premium growth.
How Austin-area HOAs handle watering restrictions and summer complaints — and what HB 517 means for brown lawns.
Central Texas wildfire exposure concentrates at shared edges — how boards assess risk and manage vegetation.
From finding where to host, to determining open forum, to how you set up the room.
With Teddy Holtz — STRs don’t just affect the homeowners renting them out.
Attorney Elliot Cappuccio breaks down how everyday messages can create real legal risk.
With Andrew Stoltenberg, Reserve Advisors — one of the most important tools a board can use.
Lights, decorations, and cozy evenings bring extra fire risk to a community.
Texans know the holiday season starts long before the cold weather does.
Several important updates from the 2025 Texas legislative session, signed into law.
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20 guidesStructured, self-paced lessons with a knowledge check at the end.
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