• Shared Costs of amenities  (pools, gym, marinas, clubhouses, etc.)
• Security
• Property Value Preservation
  • Uniformity
  • Stability
  • Attractiveness of the Community
• Resolution for Neighborhood Issues
• Shared Responsibilities

• Loss of Personal Space/Freedoms
• Regulations to Follow
• Membership Fees

A Community Association has several parts.

• It is  both a community and a business. It is the legal entity that governs a property. It provides:
  • Maintenance of common area(s)
  • Enforcing Regulations
  • Governing Documents
  • Managing Business Affairs
  • Maintaining Harmony
• Managed by a Board of Directors which are elected by community members
• Entrusted to:
  • Preserve, protect, and enhance the quality and value of the property, assets, and lifestyle of the community