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And why Neighborhood Cornerstone Partners refuses to participate in those hidden revenue schemes Most HOA boards assume the vendors they’re paying for landscaping, roofing, asphalt, pool service, or maintenance were chosen because they’re the best for the job. But in many parts of the HOA management industry, vendors are chosen for a very different reason — because they pay the management company, not because they provide the best value to the community. These behind-the-sce

What every board member should know before the next contract renewal   A board in a 280 unit community thought they were paying their management company fairly. Over seven years, their books showed about thirty four thousand dollars in clearly disclosed management fees. After an audit, they discovered something shocking. More than one hundred twenty seven thousand dollars had gone to the manager through quiet side arrangements and hidden revenue streams that were never spelle

Over the last several days, many Charlotte residents have been talking about the increased presence of ICE in certain areas of the city. For some families, this has created real fear and uncertainty. For others, it has raised questions about what is happening, what’s true, and what this means for their neighborhoods. As a community operations firm working closely with HOAs and homeowners across Charlotte, Neighborhood Cornerstone Partners  wants to offer a grounded explanatio

NCP's Commitment to Ethical Practices and Transparency NCP is dedicated to ensuring that homeowners are always prioritized in our operations. We believe in fostering trust and integrity in every interaction. Our approach is built on the following principles: Homeowner-Centric Approach Listening to Homeowners: We actively seek feedback from homeowners to understand their needs and concerns. Empowering Homeowners: We provide resources and information to help homeowners make i

Serving on a homeowners association board is meant to be an act of community service — a chance to protect property values, improve quality of life, and shape the neighborhood’s future. Yet, for thousands of volunteer board members across the country, it has become the opposite: frustrating, overwhelming, and thankless. If you’re exhausted, constantly putting out fires, and dealing with the same unresolved issues year after year, the problem is not you  — it’s your management

You can build the most beautiful homes, design the most desirable community, and deliver on every promise during construction — but if the neighborhood declines after turnover, none of it will matter. Because here’s the reality that too many builders learn too late: your brand does not walk away when the last home is sold.  It stays behind — attached to every piece of peeling paint, every closed pool, every dead flower bed, every overgrown common area, and every angry homeown

In a compelling story capturing the attention of Charlotte residents, a homeowner is stepping up to challenge their homeowners...

In an important move to boost homeowner rights, Colorado has enacted a new law that offers stronger protections against foreclosure and...

In a pivotal move to support homeowners, California has introduced a new law, AB 130, capping homeowners' association (HOA) fines. This...

In recent months, a situation in El Paso’s Paseo del Este neighborhood highlighted a pressing issue: the need for transparency in...

In the world of property management, trust and community engagement are essential. They are the foundation of successful relationships...

Homeowners associations (HOAs) play a crucial role in maintaining the quality of life in residential communities. They help manage shared...

The Charlotte region is booming. With its vibrant economy, diverse culture, and beautiful landscapes, it is no wonder that more people...