Cyber and Crime Risk for HOAs: Phishing, Wire Fraud, and Why Crime Coverage Matters

Written By Charlotte Insurance on August 10, 2026. It has 0 comments.

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As the president of an HOA or homeowner’s association, cyber criminals are the last thing on your mind. Who would hack an HOA? What information would they take? Well, if your HOA requires members to pay dues and fill out and sign application forms, there’s actually quite a bit of private info available for hackers […]

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HOA Insurance Deductibles and Special Assessments: What Board Members Should Know

Written By Charlotte Insurance on July 20, 2026. It has 0 comments.

an HOA neighborhood

Along with the rising cost of everything else, deductibles for homeowner’s associations and condo associations have gone up exponentially. This is based on a number of things, ranging from the rise in claims due to weather-related events, as well as the overall worth of the properties within the HOA. Since the deductibles are paid for […]

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Water Damage in Condo Associations: Who Pays When a Leak Spreads Between Units?

Written By Charlotte Insurance on July 7, 2026. It has 0 comments.

a leaking pipe in between condo units

Water damage can be one of your worst nightmares. Mitigating it involves removing and repairing the source of the water, cleaning up the damage that the flood left behind, and dealing with mold remediation and other things. All of these can add up to a very expensive fix. Then there’s the dreaded question: Will your […]

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Pool Season Liability: Rules, Signage, and Risk Controls That Reduce Losses

Written By Charlotte Insurance on June 4, 2026. It has 0 comments.

a pool inside of an HOA

Pool season is upon us. If you own a condo, HOA, or apartment building, you’ve no doubt fielded requests about opening the pool. These pools and the spaces around them are where tenants and homeowners go to relax, spend some time in the water, and socialize with their neighbors. Unfortunately, community pools have some downsides, […]

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Spring Maintenance and Insurance: Roof, Gutters, and Water Intrusion Prevention Checklist

Written By Charlotte Insurance on May 13, 2026. It has 0 comments.

overflowing gutters that need to be cleaned as part of an HOA or condo association's spring maintenance

Springtime brings bright flowers, warm sunshine, and beautiful blooming trees. But it also brings rain, which can damage the structure of your condos, HOA buildings, and apartment complexes if your gutters aren’t working properly. Before the rainy season hits, it’s important to make sure to conduct some spring maintenance on your building lest you end […]

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Start the Year Right: Insurance Tasks Every HOA Board Should Prioritize in January

Written By Charlotte Insurance on January 20, 2026. It has 0 comments.

a condo complex

Key Takeaways Confirm your master policy limits reflect current replacement costs for buildings, amenities, and shared infrastructure. Eliminate confusion by clearly defining what the HOA covers vs. what unit owners must insure. Verify D&O coverage and vendor COIs to reduce the risk of costly lawsuits and uninsured vendor losses. Reassess specialty coverage needs (flood, earthquake, […]

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