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The term “negligence” is used loosely and thrown out by many, but do you know that “negligence” is a legal term subject to legal analysis?  According to the law, factors exist for identifying negligence and an analysis using these factors must be utilized before negligence may be proven.  Plan on joining this webinar to gain …  Go to Event

No matter how much a board tries to obtain “voluntary compliance” with the association’s governing documents, there still seems to be at least one person in the crowd that refuses to comply.  For this reason, boards need to become familiar with and understand the covenant enforcement process.   In this class, we will discuss items such …  Go to Event

For many, the master/subassociation relationship is a confusing conundrum.   Is the master community required to provide enforcement and architectural review or is the subassociation responsible for this?  Who is in charge of who and what happens when the governing documents conflict with each other?  If you have asked these types of questions in the past, …  Go to Event

Many boards have learned the hard way that owners create their own “reality” when they are not provided with information.  Most often, this “reality” is distorted and nowhere near the truth, but changing these perceptions is very difficult if not impossible.  These perceptions lead to distrust of the board and oftentimes allegations of wrongdoing.  So …  Go to Event