Under SB 378, an association will no longer be forced to utilize an online payment portal for association payments.
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You need to address this issue with both your community manager and board of directors. If you cannot obtain a satisfactory answer then you should contact the Nevada Real Estate Division and file a formal complaint.
Do you think I will be able to ask our new management company if they would set up a Zoom meeting or Google meet for future meetings?
Associations that contain fewer than 150 units are encouraged not required to establish and maintain internet websites or electronic portals.
Unfortunately, you do not have viable options if the HOA board does not become involved to help resolve the lighting problem.
If you do not have the no trespassing signs with the NRS law, you would need them posted in your community, as the police could remove people from your property.
No one likes to increase the assessment but unfortunately too many associations do not increase their assessment when it should be increased.
You could speak with an attorney or one of the investigators at the Nevada Real Estate Division to determine your options, other than moving out when your lease expires.
A simple phone call to the Water Reclamation District will confirm the payment received by your management company and for the period of time that was covered with the payment.
Q: It’s been four years since COVID, and quite frankly, I’m tired of hearing excuses from lazy people who refuse to convene as normal. And while I understand the convenience of Zoom meetings, they are not without fault and major issues.
Failure and/or refusal to file timely beneficial ownership information, or BOI, reports or updates can be punishable both criminally and civilly.
FINCEN may consider community managers as having substantial control under the other provisions of that regulation as well. At this time, it is unclear what FINCEN’s position on this issue will be.
In a recent email from U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, she confirmed that most community associations will be subject to the Anti-Money Laundering/Corporate Transparency Act.
You do not need a licensed manager if your board takes the responsibility of managing your association.
Our new HOA board has decided, based on information from our new management company, that from here forward they will take 5 percent of the winnings from our clubs — poker, bunco and trivia.