“Life is what happens to you when you’re busy making other plans.” John Lennon Truth. And as we’re starting 2018, I’m here to tell you one thing… go get a life! And by that I don’t mean the manic pursuit for a bigger paycheck, larger house, or faster car. What I mean is reflect onGo to Article
Melissa Garcia
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As you know, HB13-1277, otherwise known as the Manager Licensing Bill, required all community association managers to be licensed by July 1, 2015. We still get several questions on the steps necessary to get licensed as a community manager, as well as the resources available to take those steps. Here are the steps you shouldGo to Article
Altitude Community Law P.C. is proud to announce that our Legal Administrator, Missy Hirst, has been elected as the 2017 President-Elect for the Association for Legal Administrators’ (ALA) Mile High Chapter. Missy will serve as President-Elect for 2017, and will officially take office as President for the Mile High Chapter in 2018. The ALA wasGo to Article
Early this month, Loura was awarded the Outstanding Volunteer Service Award for her work on the Community Next: 2020 and Beyond project. This project explored the future of community associations and developed this report. The report suggests ways that we can impact community associations of the future through things we do today. Congratulations to LouraGo to Article
As we all know, the new manager licensing regulations impose a number of requirements on community association managers (“CAM”) and CAM companies. One such regulation, Rule F-1(2), requires the CAM or CAM company to keep and retain a copy of the “documents and association records maintained and produced during the management of the common interestGo to Article