The Axela BlogÂ
Insights, News & Best Practices for CAM Professionals
The Axela blog brings you all the news you can use about the community association industry, particularly on the subject of Condo and HOA collections and debt recovery. We’ve put in the years to learn everything there is to know about this topic, and we’re ready to share it with you.
Why Every Mid-Year HOA Evaluation Should Prioritize the AR Aging Report
As the first half of the year comes to an end, HOAs should be closely assessing expenses and budgets. Evaluating the AR aging report and community delinquency trends now can help HOAs prepare for the remainder of the year.
What Every Board Member Needs to Know Before Choosing an HOA Collections Solution
Not all HOA collections solutions or providers are created equal. When it comes time for your community to reevaluate your delinquency resolution options, remember to carefully consider more than just legal action
In Response: How Lack of Cash Flow Has Impacted the Condo Shortage in AmericaÂ
An article from The Atlantic considers the impact condominiums have on homeownership. Though fewer condo buildings are being constructed, the condo shortage is only half of the issue facing the condo market.
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Is your HOA collections terminology causing confusion? When word association leads to misunderstanding and frustration, it’s time to rethink the language we use.
Policies keep business running smoothly, including community associations. Adding just one HOA policy to your governing documents can completely shift how your Board and membership think about HOA debt collection.
Per a recent study, HOA foreclosures are happening more and more nationwide. Many factors are creating pressure on Boards to resolve delinquency, but is foreclosure really solving the problem at hand?
New rules from FNMA went into effect this month. Is your community prepared to handle the new HOA reserve contribution requirements, or deal with the fallout they may bring?
HOA liens have been steadily rising. Here’s what that actually means for the communities that are leveraging them.
When assessments go unpaid, the immediate impact is obvious: less money coming into the association. But the slow burn side effects are declining HOA property values and community discontent.
As the first half of the year comes to an end, HOAs should be closely assessing expenses and budgets. Evaluating the AR aging report and community delinquency trends now can help HOAs prepare for the remainder of the year.
Axela users nationwide can use the included Axela AI chat feature to query all uploaded governing documents and get community-specific insights.
California associations are being told a cap to their assessment increases is a positive for all. What are the real implications of budgetary caps out of HOA control?
CAI National 2026 is officially in the rearview, and a road of opportunity lies ahead. With that in mind, we want to reflect on our time at the industry’s biggest annual event and how we plan to leverage the experience for the future!
Red Rock Management found a better way to maximize HOA assessment recovery, and the results speak for themselves. See the numbers, then download the full case study.
Two proposals failed in the 2026 Florida legislative session, but that doesn’t mean Florida communities are in the clear. Here’s what to know about HB 657 and HJR 203.
Not all HOA collections solutions or providers are created equal. When it comes time for your community to reevaluate your delinquency resolution options, remember to carefully consider more than just legal action
HOA debt recovery is not a one-size-fits-all operation. When it comes time to evaluate the cost of HOA collections, HOA Boards must consider what burden their community can bear: a cost-forward or risk transfer approach?
In Georgia, new legislation has passed both the House and Senate and now awaits a final decision from the Governor. If passed, GA SB 406 aims to end the HOA vs POA breakdown.
Fannie Mae has increased the minimum condo reserve requirements. Here is what your condo community should consider before they take effect next year.
An article from The Atlantic considers the impact condominiums have on homeownership. Though fewer condo buildings are being constructed, the condo shortage is only half of the issue facing the condo market.
HOA fines for violations have changed in California community associations. Is your HOA prepared for what that means when it comes to cash flow and collections?















