It’s annual meeting time, which means it is also time to elect directors. Normally we know what to do with elections, but 2020 brings unchartered territory: elections without physical meetings. How do we do it? If you are currently struggling trying to figure out your election process, join us for this invaluable webinar where we … Go to Event
2020 was a very “interesting” year, which tried and tested our wills, patience, and creativity when it came to conducting association business. So what did we learn from all of this insanity? This class will focus on all the new and innovative ways associations utilized to conduct business amidst the stay at home orders, safer … Go to Event
If you have ever attended our December Ask the Experts lunch forums, this version of Ask the Experts is no different, except the questions are limited to covenant enforcement and litigation. Bring all your questions having to do with covenant enforcement and litigation to this class and our panel of covenant enforcement and litigation experts … Go to Event
As we’ve said before and we’ll say again, “insurance is a necessary evil” for associations. On the one hand, insurance is necessary to protect the association, its directors, officers, and managers from having to pay money from their own pockets to defend themselves against litigious individuals. Insurance also protects the property in the event there … Go to Event
It is most unfortunate that some board members, community residents, and managers fear for their safety due to some very loud, obnoxious, inappropriate, and threatening individuals in the community. Sometimes these threatening people are owners and sometimes they are tenants, guests, or roommates. How do you deal with these types of situations and when is … Go to Event