Education Category: All Manager Education

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

Noise, odor, and nuisance complaints in general have always been difficult to enforce; but with the adoption of HB 1137 in 2022, they became even more difficult to address by associations. Not only is there difficulty proving the violation, associations now have to work with an enforcement process that essentially requires them to start the …  Go to Event

It seems that every year we get new legislation prohibiting associations from banning certain owner-installed improvements, making it very difficult to keep track of all the protected improvements.  This means it’s time for a refresher!  There may be some items you forgot about or didn’t realize were beyond an association’s capability to control or prohibit, …  Go to Event

It’s an age-old question: what documents do we have to produce to owners for inspection?  Unfortunately, the language of CCIOA does not make it easy to answer this question, which leads to perpetual confusion.   In this webinar we will break down the document inspection requirements in detail to provide associations with assistance on making these …  Go to Event

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