- Should Your HOA Invest Its Reserves?
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Investments should be made with the proper authority, help and caution.
Your homeowners association (HOA) has diligently been adding to its reserves account and now would like to invest that money to possibly ...
- Federal Laws Do Apply to Homeowner Associations
- A summary of the Federal laws which apply to HOAs including Equal Employment Opportunity, Fair Housing, and FCC regulations
- Deferred Maintenance. . .
- Deferring the common area maintenance of an owners association can have negative and lasting effects upon a community.
- Credit Card Collections Can Garnish Your Wages
- Unpaid credit card bills? Credit card companies can sue you to garnish your wages.
- Does my HOA need to comply with the ADA?
- The ADA mandates accommodations for disabled persons in public facilities, which could affect your homeowners community.
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- Pet Insurance: Do You Need It?
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Veterinarians can do more than ever for your pet—but as the list of treatments grows, so does the cost. Learn more about pet insurance to see if it’s right for your furry friend.
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- No Child Left Behind and School Safety
- Why No School Left Behind will make schools safer and more drug-free
- Bullying Prevention Program
- Description of bullying behavior and its effects and the Olweus program for containing it.
- Do You Need Medicare Part D Insurance?
- Learn more about Medicare Part D and whether you should enroll.
- Medigap Supplemental Insurance Explained
- Medigap is a supplemental health insurance policy sold by private insurance companies to fill gaps in Medicare coverage.
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- Removing Mold, Mildew Or Musty Odors From Your Home
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A water leak or high humidity can lead to mold, mildew, or other biological growth. Depending on the severity, conditions can lead to rot, structural damage, premature paint failure, and a variety of health...
- Hiring A Lawyer
- Make sure to ask your attorney whether he or she specializes in an area of law before you decide to hire them.
- How To Spot Counterfeit Money
- Hold the bill up to the light and check for:
- First-Time Home Buyers: What To Do Before You Begin To Look
- Here are a few tips of how to be better prepared for the home-buying process.
- Foreclosed Homes Mean Big Discounts
- Foreclosed houses are selling for about 15 to 20 percent less than comparable homes in the same neighborhood.
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- Oregon - The Beaver State
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Capital City: SalemNickname: Beaver StateMotto: Alis Volat Propiis (She Flies With Her Own Wings)Statehood: February 14, 1859 (33rd)Origin of State's Name: May have been derived from that of the...
- Indiana - The Hoosier State
- The state's residents are commonly referred to as "Hoosiers" although no one seems certain just how the name originated.
- Alaska Relocation Guide
- A guide to help you get through the process of relocating or moving to Alaska
- Colorado - The Centennial State
- Called the "Centennial State," because it became the 38th state when the U.S. turned 100 in 1876.
- Vermont - The Green Mountain State
- One of the most picturesque states, Vermont has millions of visitors each year.
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