From its inception in 1988, this firm has placed great importance and emphasis on education. It has always been our philosophy that education in the community association industry is imperative to the success of associations, board members, and managers alike. For this reason we have, and continue to, dedicate a great deal of resources to researching, developing, and creating first class educational programs.
Our programs include monthly “lunch forums”, webinars, and full-day classes, allowing managers to earn credits for their CAI designations. Our lunch forums and full-day classes come in all sorts of styles and formats, including but not limited to lectures, interactive formats, and game show formatted presentations in our onsite classroom. We are also happy to present our programs at other locations as may be requested by boards and managers.
For those individuals who cannot make it to our office for lunch forums or full-day classes, we also offer internet-based education by way of webinars, which are also offered on a monthly basis. You never have to leave your office or home to participate in a webinar, and it’s during the lunch hour!
We also offer classes specifically created for board members that focus on the directors’ rights, obligations, duties, and powers. These classes are offered six times a year from 5:30pm to 7:00pm to accommodate work schedules. We also partner with several Colorado cities to present educational workshops geared towards board and volunteer leadership.
Therefore, no matter who you are, or what your style of learning is, there’s an educational program that’s right for you!
This is an in-person class. This class is presented through the City of Greeley, not Altitude Community Law. Register through the City of Greeley by clicking the link above. Has a homeowner every accosted you and accused the association of doing horrible things it had no right to do? In most cases, this is nothing … Go to Event
2023 — Year in Review
January 11, 2024
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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Join us for the annual tradition where we look back at the prior calendar year and discuss what we learned from it. In prior years, there was a lot to talk about, and 2023 is no exception! Although 2023 did not have as many statutory changes as prior years, we were still hit with new … Go to Event
Towing, Xeriscaping, and Vegetable Gardens — Are We Complying with the New Laws?
January 17, 2024
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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In 2023 the legislature enacted new laws addressing, among other things, towing, xeriscaping, and protecting owners’ rights to plant gardens. Is your community in compliance with these new laws and do you have the requisite policies? If your answer is “no” or “I don’t know” make sure to join us for this webinar where we … Go to Event
Delinquencies — Do You Have All Your Ducks in a Row?
February 1, 2024
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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Ever since HB 1137 was enacted in 2022, communities have been struggling with collecting delinquencies. Whether it’s because the process is confusing or because the demand letters do not have all the required language, associations are often told they have to start over with their collection efforts. In this presentation, we will go through all … Go to Event
Anatomy of a Water Leak
February 7, 2024
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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Unfortunately, water leaks are inevitable—it’s not question of if, but when. If you have ever dealt with a water leak in your community, you already know what a nightmare it can be (especially in stacked condominium communities)! The struggle begins with figuring out origination of the leak and continues with trying to determine how it … Go to Event