Community Association Education—Live, On-Demand and In Person

Crime Score and Your Insurance

Program 26329

Learn how crime-related data may affect association insurance underwriting, premiums, deductibles and coverage—and how communities can strengthen security, document risk-management efforts and present themselves more effectively to carriers.

Can You Tow It, Remove It or Throw It Away?

Program 26352

When does a resident’s property become “junk,” and when can an association legally remove it? Explore how governing documents, health and safety concerns, towing risks and enforcement considerations apply to abandoned vehicles, clutter, deteriorating items, hoarding and other disputed property.

Resort-Level Expectations Without a Resort-Level Budget

Program 26627

Learn how boards and managers can address resort-style expectations, seasonal population changes, amenities, communication and service demands without dramatically increasing staffing or assessments.

What Can Community Associations Learn from a Major Airline Insurance Dispute?

Program 26659

Explore what airline and community association insurance claims have in common, including policy language, emergency expenses, claim denials, deductibles, excess coverage, vendor-related losses and documentation.

When Managers Leave: What They Can and Cannot Do

Program 26332

When community association managers change companies, professional and legal questions can quickly follow. This program examines what managers can and cannot do involving client relationships, confidential information, records, solicitation and transition responsibilities.

Using FOMO and Other Techniques to Fill HOA & Condo Meetings

Program 26701

Community association managers Rebecca Burks, CMCA, AMS and Stephanie Harmon, CMCA, AMS, PCAM join attorney David Byrne, Esq. for a lively discussion of creative—and sometimes controversial—ways boards and managers can generate interest, increase participation and make community meetings more engaging.

The panel examines ideas ranging from financial teasers, mystery announcements and visual campaigns to meeting bingo, traveling meetings, reverse town halls and opportunities to ask the association attorney questions.

How Your Association Can Hurt Property Value

Program 26645

Deferred maintenance, inadequate reserves, inconsistent enforcement, poor communication and avoidable conflict can all affect a community’s reputation and desirability. Learn how association decisions and practices may unintentionally damage buyer confidence and long-term property values.

Florida Condo Terminations, Collections & the Miami Zombie Condo

Program 26706

Attorney Cory B. Kravit joins Ray Dickey for a practical discussion of Florida condominium terminations and collections, including voting requirements, owner protections, redevelopment, fair-market-value protections, liens, foreclosures and bankruptcy issues.

Learn when collection activity should begin, how notices, interest, late fees, partial payments and payment plans should be handled, and how bank foreclosures, mortgage priority and bankruptcy may affect an association’s collection efforts.

How Luxury Standards Are Created

Program 26636

Creating a luxury-focused community involves more than upscale amenities. Explore how associations raise service and property standards, establish consistency, manage expectations and create a higher-end resident experience, including legal considerations unique to luxury properties.

Different Coast Managers—What’s Different, What’s the Same, What We Can Learn

Program 26700

Community association managers from the East Coast and West Coast often face many of the same challenges, but the way those challenges appear can be very different. Compare board expectations, resident communication, vendors, staffing, insurance, emergencies, technology, amenities, budgets and management culture.