Spring and summer are a time to declutter and organize the home. One way to eliminate unnecessary items in your home that have been accumulated over the years, and are rarely used, is to donate them. Donating unused items will help declutter your home as your give clothing and household items to those in need.
Read MoreSo you just bought a new home or condo in a great neighborhood and you're super excited about it. You got your set of keys, garage door opener, mail box key, and huge stack of paperwork. You know that the stack or paperwork is probably important, but of course like most new owners, you are so excited about your purchase that the documentation gets thrown into a drawer somewhere during the moving process.
Read MoreThere are many reasons why homeowners volunteer to be a part of your Board of Directors. Below are 10 reasons to Volunteer for your Board of Directors. Our community is constantly looking for dedicated and talented homeowners to join our Board of Directors. Give it a shot!
Read MoreResidents often ask how their assessment dollars benefit their community. Here are just a few ways assessment funds are used to enhance and maintain a community...
Read MoreSummer fun can bring accidents. No matter how careful we are with our children, accidents will happen. When one happens, taking care of it quickly is vital. Having a First Aid kit handy can relieve the pain and worry for both the parent and the child. You can either purchase a kit and add things or make your own. Here are a list of items recommended to have on hand.
Read MoreAlthough we take lots of things for granted nowadays, the reality is that our homeowners association does have a major role to play in regards to our community. Not only is the Homeowner Association responsible for nurturing the local area, but it also helps repair public items in your area, and it delivers a wide array of other great benefits.
Read MoreWhile the majority of people do realize the importance of having contents insurance to safeguard their possessions from theft and other disasters, very often the contents of the outdoor patio are sometimes forgotten and, if you have expensive patio furniture or such like, then this could be a huge mistake.
Read MoreSpring community gatherings can bring in front a lot of excitement and fun, but at the same time, they can also be time-consuming. This does bring in the question, though, how can you bring the community together and how can the HOA create some great community gatherings? Here are some great ideas to keep in mind!
Read MoreIf you care about the value of your house, you need to take good care of it regularly and properly. Making some improvements to the house or tackle any necessary repair quickly will make your house a decent place to live in. In addition to that, it is advised that you take part in the association dedicated to maintaining the value of your neighboring buildings or Homeowner's Association.
Read MoreResidents often ask how their assessment dollars benefit their community. Here are just a few ways assessment funds are used to enhance and maintain a community.
Read MoreAssociation Management Group, one of the Carolinas’ largest professional homeowner association managers, with five offices in North and South Carolina, was recently selected to manage Reagan Point Subdivision. Reagan Point is one of the only new home communities in the area that is being developed and built by a local builder, R.S. Parker Homes, at this time.
Read MoreAssociation Management Group, Inc. (AMG) is one of the Carolinas’ largest professional homeowner association managers with five offices in North and South Carolina. Yet on Saturday night, Jan. 28, the company became part of the “fashion industry” with the sponsorship of the extremely well-attended 5th Annual BIG HAIR Ball benefitting the Family Service of the Piedmont, one of the largest non-profit organizations of its kind in Guildford County.
Read MoreAMG-Charlotte, Association Management Group, one of the Carolinas’ largest professional homeowner association managers, recently recruited Elaine Burgin of Charlotte as Senior Community Manager. A seasoned property manager since 1998, Burgin brings an extensive history in community management, as well as real estate sales and banking, to the AMG team. A graduate of Queens University in Charlotte, her areas of expertise include analytical analysis, board leader development and empowerment, coordinating legal affairs, budgeting and contracts, construction management and troubleshooting transportation and building defects.
Read MoreThat day, the day you have been waiting for - Closing Day. Your closing day – the day you meet with the seller, your real estate agents, title or escrow agents, mortgage broker and any other party involved in the transaction – is the day you officially own your home.
Read MoreAre you ready for spring? March breezes will soon be blowing. After the long cold winter you might be ready to get started with spring cleaning and organizing your home. You do not have to wait, you can get a head start on some tasks that are often overlooked.
Read MoreThere are many benefits to volunteering in a Homeowners Association. The benefits of volunteering in an HOA can be helpful to you, your family, and your community. The right match can help you to reduce stress, find friends, reach out to the community and learn new skills. Giving to others can also help protect your mental and physical health. Learn more about the many benefits of helping others and find tips on getting started.
Read MoreClarence B. Jones is the former personal counsel, advisor, draft speech writer and close friend of Martin Luther King Jr. He is a Scholar in Residence at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Institute at Stanford University. He is the author of What Would Martin Say? and "Behind the Dream: The Making of the Speech that Transformed a Nation."
Read MorePaul Mengert, CMCA, PCAM, president and CEO of the North Carolina-based Association Management Group, AAMC, and his wife and AMG co-founder, May Gayle Mengert, AMS, vice president of AMG Triangle, presented a check for $100,000 to beneficiaries of the 2016 Piedmont Triad International Airport (PTI) Run on the Runway in September.
Read MoreUsually, you only really hear about your community when something bad happens or there is some sort of conflict with the homeowners association, but it shouldn’t be that way. Make it one of your goals this year to be more active in the HOA and your neighborhood by doing your part to help improve things.
Read MoreWe are excited to ring in 2017, which comes on the heels of Association Management Group’s most successful year ever. In 2016, AMG saw unparalleled growth in terms of both clients and employees. AMG welcomed many new community associations to our client family in 2016, in fact a record number. And we were also pleased to welcome back several communities that had experimented with other managers, but decided to return to AMG.
Read MoreAt Association Management Group (AMG), customer satisfaction is our #1 priority. Our professional community association management company is dedicated to providing superior service and cutting-edge solutions, supporting condominiums and homeowners association (HOA) communities with a broad range of services that can be tailored to individual community needs.
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