152 | What Do You Learn From Your Reserve Study?

Send us Fan MailWhat does a reserve study tell you about your HOA? See how it predicts costs, reserve funding needs, and financial risks.✅ Is a Reserve Study right for you? 👉 https://www.reservestudy.com/A reserve study shows more than numbers. It lays out your HOA’s financial health, future expenses, and risk of special assessments. Learn how to read your HOA reserve study, understand what your percent funded, and how to use it to plan ahead with confidence. Stop guessing and start making smarter decisions for your community association’s future.CHAPTERS00:00 What does a reserve study really tell you?04:30 How much does a reserve study cost for an HOA?05:27 How long is a reserve study good for?09:38 How can you trust long-term reserve study estimates?13:32 Why does an HOA need a reserve study if we cant afford assessments?15:52 Why should HOAs get a reserve study?17:38 How to save HOA homeowners money?19:48 Ad Break - Association Reserves21:28 What are the three parts of a reserve study?22:10 What is percent funded and why does it matter for HOAs?24:55 Is your HOA funding enough in reserves?27:33 What happens if you ignore your reserve study?30:10 Who can answer your HOA reserve study questions?30:32 Who should do your reserve study?The views & opinions expressed in this program are those of the Hosts & Guests, intended to provide general education about the community association industry. The content is not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual or organization.Podcast Links:Full Episode ListWatch On YoutubeEngage in the conversation!Call our 24/7 voicemail line at (805) 203-3130 or send an email or voice memo to [email protected] yourself or a Board Hero you Know!Board Hero NominationsBoardmember Merch Store!Connect with Hosts on LinkedInJulie AdamenKevin Davis, CIRMSRobert Nordlund, PESupport Our SponsorsAssociation Insights & MarketplaceAssociation ReservesCommunity FinancialsKevin Davis Insurance ServicesStoke Light Video & MarketingThe Inspectors of Election