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Financial Management

Managing the finances of a Homeowners Association (HOA) can be a daunting task. In Texas, HOAs are responsible for collecting dues, paying bills, preparing budgets, and handling financial reporting. This can be overwhelming, especially for smaller HOAs without the resources to hire expensive dedicated staff. This is where Liberty Allied Management can help.

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Liberty Allied can provide professional and transparent financial management for your community. Co-founder and managing partner Zach Maxwell spent years in the Texas Legislature working with budgets of all sizes, from billion dollar accounts to multi-thousand dollar singular office budgets. Liberty Allied can ensure that dues are collected on time and that bills are paid promptly. This can help prevent financial issues that can arise when payments are not made on time. The management company can also help prepare budgets and ensure that expenses are within the budgetary limits of the HOA.

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In Texas, HOAs are required to provide financial reports to residents on a regular basis. Liberty Allied can help prepare these reports, ensuring that they are accurate and comprehensive. This can help increase transparency and build much needed trust between the HOA and its owning residents.

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Additionally, Liberty Allied can help with tax reporting requirements. They can ensure that the HOA is in compliance with state and federal tax laws, which can help prevent legal issues that can arise when taxes are not paid on time.

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Overall, Liberty Allied can provide valuable financial management services to HOAs. They can help ensure that the financial affairs of the community are handled professionally and transparently, which can help prevent financial issues and build much needed trust between the HOA and its owning residents. If you are part of an HOA in Texas, it is highly recommended that you consider hiring Liberty Allied to help manage the finances of your community.

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Did You Know? 

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According to a survey conducted by the Community Associations Institute (CAI), approximately 70% of HOAs in the United States have less than half of the recommended amount in their reserve funds.

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