Most HOA boards have had at least one homeowner request access to and copies of association records. Many boards have also had requests from many different homeowners, or received many requests from a single homeowner where the requests seem to be invading the privacy of other owners if produced. How should these requests be handled?Go to Resource
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Service as a board member in a community association can be time-consuming and exhausting. Many board members shoulder burdens for informational review and factual investigation which prevent them from overall policy development, governance, and fiscal and operational management. When properly structured and utilized, committees are a valuable tool for boards of directors. Committees allow boardsGo to Resource
We are excited to announce that Damien Bielli has been appointed to serve on CAI’s Amicus Curiae Committee. CAI’s Amicus Curiae Program is an active program that is a vehicle for CAI to educate a court about important legal issues in cases related directly to the community association industry to shape the outcome of mattersGo to Resource
In this video we discuss HB 13-1276 and what associations must do in order to comply with the new laws.
On May 28, 2013, Governor John Hickenlooper signed HB 1276 which will go into effect on January 1, 2014. The bill was designed to provide protections for owners in homeowner associations. HB 1276 has been referred to as the HOA Debt Collection Bill, and it includes specific state mandated requirements for the contents of anGo to Resource