Yes. Boards are authorized under Georgia law to make good faith business decisions. Waiving interest and late fees or extending due dates gives some relief to members, often with little effect on the Association. Boards also have the flexibility to accept payment plans. Members unable to pay assessments should contact their Board, not just stop paying. In the short run, if assessment income is insufficient, Boards should also look to supplementing assessment income with loans from the Association’s reserve account when allowed by the governing documents. Pay back would be included in future budgets. Associations also may be entitled to small business loans and other government assistance.