Do you know that both CCIOA and the Nonprofit Act have default provisions that kick in when an association’s governing documents are silent?   These provisions can and should be utilized by associations whenever possible.  But what are these provisions and what do they pertain to?   Join us for this informative presentation highlighting some of the …  Go to Event

How many times have you received calls, emails, or texts from owners complaining about their neighbors and demanded the association do something about it?  Unfortunately, owners often try using associations to address all their problems, whether actually related to an association function or not.  But how do you know when the complaints require the association …  Go to Event

When it comes to insurance training, the primary focus is typically coverage, deductibles, and claims submissions.  However, the purpose of this class it to focus on the various exclusions contained in association policies, many of which will come as a surprise.  In addition to looking at exclusions, we will also examine the feasibility of purchasing …  Go to Event

Attorneys most often advise associations to check their governing documents when it comes owner approval requirements.  But did you know there are laws requiring owner approval of certain actions regardless of what the governing documents provide?   This presentation will review actions association requiring owner approval so you do not accidentally make a board decision that …  Go to Event

Let’s face it: nobody wants to read a 60-page declaration or a 30-page set of bylaws and they probably don’t.  This oftentimes includes the board members, committee members, and other association representatives.  But there are lots of documents containing “sneaky” provisions and requirements that could make life very difficult if not followed.  In this webinar …  Go to Event

Let’s face it; people have not exactly been nice lately and most individuals seem less patient, more stressed, less reasonable, and much angrier.  The result, oftentimes, being a lot of jerks in an association making it difficult for boards, managers, contractors, and even other owners to do their jobs and have quiet enjoyment of their …  Go to Event

Misunderstanding or not knowing requirements for meetings, use of proxies, and voting is easy, given the less than clear requirements in statutes and an association’s governing documents.   Due to these various ambiguities, many meeting myths have been adopted over the years, most of which are completely wrong.   This webinar is intended to dispel many of …  Go to Event

The typical process for collecting unpaid assessments is to proceed with a lawsuit after an owner has failed to pay off the debt, enter into a payment, or defaulted on a payment plan.  This route, although successful in many cases, does not always provide the desired results.  Thus, associations must look to alternative and extraordinary …  Go to Event