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Understanding Your Association’s Governing Documents

Filed Under Amending Your Governing Documents, Governance

Posted July 2, 2014

Each association has its own set of documents which governs the relationship between owners and the association. This brief video will help you define and understand the role of these governing documents in your association.

City of Arvada Publishes Draft of Comprehensive Plan

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

For the last 10 months the city of Arvada has been updating its existing Comprehensive Plan to guide future decisions relative to land use, transportation, economic development and other issues. These changes may affect your association if you are located in Arvada. The plan is now available at https://arvada.org/community-development-department/arvada-plans. You can also attend one ofGoGo to Resource

Realtors Push Condos for FHA Certification

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

With the changes that occurred in seeking FHA certification several years ago, many condominium associations decided it was easier to stop seeking certification and let buyers find other types of mortgages to finance the purchase of units within the condominium community. Well, real estate professionals are pushing back. A recent Washington Post article, and severalGoGo to Resource

So You Want To Be In Movies, Huh?

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

With reality TV continuing to serve up “must-see” programs and cable networks expanding daily, many owners and associations may consider having filming in their community. If you do, a recent CAI article entitled “Lights. Camera. Action!” is a must read. In this article, the author, Pamela Babcock reviews the agreements that are necessary to protectGoGo to Resource

2014 – The Year of the Drone

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

You may think that drones are only used by the federal government but think again. Drones are defined as any unmanned aerial vehicle, and privately operated drones are becoming more common and are readily available on the market for a small price ($49-$499). A promoter of personal use drones has declared 2014 the year ofGoGo to Resource

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