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

High-Rise Security: Protecting Residents and Reducing Liability

Program 27114

A former U.S. Secret Service specialist and industry professionals discuss security vulnerabilities in high-rise residential communities.

Topics include unauthorized access and tailgating, lobby and front-desk security, garages, elevators and stairwells, security cameras and liability, legal responsibilities, security assessments, budgets, resident privacy and practical security improvements.

New Jersey and Florida Condo Reserve and Building Safety Rules

Program 27213

Which condominium and community association buildings are subject to structural inspections, reserve studies and building-safety requirements? Learn what boards and managers should know about required repairs, funding obligations and future expenses.

The program compares New Jersey and Florida requirements, including covered buildings, inspection deadlines, reserve studies, milestone inspections, structural damage, engineering reports, Florida Structural Integrity Reserve Studies, New Jersey’s 30-year reserve funding plans and long-term capital planning.

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.

Roof IQ: Repair, Replace and Insurance

Program 27214

Does your association know when to repair its roofs, when to replace them and how insurance requirements could affect those decisions? Explore warning signs, hidden moisture damage, ventilation, inspections, maintenance records, warranties and remaining useful life.

The panel examines repair versus replacement, contractor proposals, contractor qualifications, reserve planning and the risks of postponing recommended work. Insurance topics include actual cash value versus replacement cost, roof-age restrictions, wind and hail limitations, cosmetic-damage exclusions and claim disputes.