EVENTS AND NEWS
Did you make a summertime move and are new to Sentry Management?
Let us be one of the first to welcome you to the neighborhood. We are so happy you’re here. If you’ve already received your Welcome Packet and have your account number, click here to establish your online access. If you have not received your letter with your account number, please request your login information here.…
Who is My Community Manager?
A day in the life of a Community Manager is varied to say the least. Acting as a liaison between the Board and residents, being a resource for non-compliance,working with the Town to secure updates that effect your community, and facilitating meetingsare just a few things that may fill a Community Manager’s day. Residents and…
Keep Calm and Budget On
It’s summer, but Board budget season is just around the corner. (And, let’s be honest, it feels like every month is Board budget month, right?) What should you be thinking about now? Primarily, any large-scale assessments that may need to be added. Not sure what that means? Check out our blog here on why you may need…
Firework Safety Tips – Have a Blast… Safely!
Summertime is already sizzlin’ in the Carolinas, and the 4th of July is around the corner. Fireworks are fun, just make sure other things don’t go up in flames too. Check the law Some fireworks may be legal, but that doesn’t always equal safe, and North and South Carolina laws differ when it comes to…
Board Members: How To Navigate Non-Compliance in Your Community
Addressing non-compliance is one of the more challenging responsibilities you’ll face as a Board Member. People are invested personally, and you’re often communicating directly with your neighbors. Keeping things simple is the way to go. Drawing on years of experience, we’ve developed a non-compliance letter designed to clearly outline potential issues while reinforcing that support…
What CCRs and ARC Mean—and What They Mean for You
What’s the deal with HOA rules and all the acronyms? First, let’s start with CCRs before we get to ARCs—you’ll see this acronym often. CCRs stand for Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions. These documents are something that your community is governed by, and they were usually set in place by the developer who built your community.…