Plain-English guides to the things volunteer boards actually wrestle with — reserves, budgets, bylaws, covenant enforcement, and Virginia law. Written by the team that manages 192 communities, not by a content farm.
What a reserve study is, why it protects your community from surprise special assessments, and how often Virginia expects you to update it.
Read the guideWhy they happen, how boards approve them, and how a well-funded reserve makes them the exception rather than the rule.
Read the guideHow to build a defensible annual budget and read your association's monthly financials with confidence.
Read the guideWhat your bylaws govern, how they differ from the CC&Rs and rules, and what it takes to amend them.
Read the guideWhat makes a rule enforceable, how to adopt one properly, and how to enforce covenants fairly — without the conflict.
Read the guideA guide for first-year board members: fiduciary duty, meetings, and the decisions that actually land on your desk.
Read the guideThe POA Act, the Condominium Act, and resale disclosure rules — what every Virginia board needs to know.
Read the guideWhat to expect when your board changes management — and why most transitions happen without a gap in service.
See how it worksA plain overview of full-service community association management and where a partner takes work off your board.
Explore managementLandmarc holds a seat on CAI's Virginia Legislative Action Committee, so the guidance here reflects how the law is actually written and applied — not a generic national template. When something changes in Richmond, we're in the room.
Tell us about your community and we'll point you to the right answer — or put together a tailored proposal.
