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Is AI coming for your HOA—or coming to help it? – Is AI coming for your HOA—or coming to help it? – Q&A
Welfare Checks and Legal Risk
HOME HOAs Condos: Checking On Residents Excerpt from Welfare Checks and Legal Risk In a community association setting, it’s natural to care about
BOD and MGR Stinkers, Behavior Styles, Q&A
HOME Top 10 Reasons it Sometimes Stinks to be a Board Member or Manager • Utilizing the 4 Resident Behavior Styles • “Yep,
Reserves – Inflation Modeling
HOME Reserves – Inflation Modeling When it comes to long-term planning, community associations rely heavily on reserve studies to anticipate major repair and
Don’t Mess With, Get Social, Welfare Checks, Q-A
HOME People You Don’t Mess With • Welfare Check Liabilities • Get Social to Get Work Stuff Done • Question and Answers •
Construction – “Slope or Nope”
HOME Construction Minute–“Slope or Nope” How to Spot Bad Gutter Work Before It Becomes a Big Problem By AssociationHelpNow®Featuring: Raymond Dickey (AssociationHelpNow) &
Large Projects: All at Once vs Breaking It Up
HOME Large HOA Condo Projects: All at Once vs Breaking It Up Raymond Dickey recently asked Michelle Baldry, PE, PRA, RS from Reserve
RFPs, Use “RAIN”, Speed Bumps, Q&A
HOME JUNE 4 Session times are estimates 10:20 AM – 10:55 AM EDT: Strategic RFPs and Rock-Solid Contracts with No Surprises: This session
Don’t Guarantee Caulking Failure
HOME Don’t Guarantee Caulking Failure By AssociationHelpNowFeaturing: Raymond Dickey (AssociationHelpNow) & Todd Vignola (Add Ventures) When it comes to re-caulking projects on buildings,
Reserves & Future Electrical Infrastructure
HOME Raymond Dickey recently asked Michelle Baldry, PE, PRA, RS from Reserve Advisors. “Should your reserve study have assessed the actual capacity of
Link: DeSantis to Sign Condo Changes
HOME This summary was generated by ChatGPT and has not been verified for accuracy: Governor Ron DeSantis has signed significant condominium reform legislation
When Managers and Boards Should Say “No”
In community associations, boundaries matter. Managers and board members alike are often asked to go above and beyond—but not every request should be honored.
Link: Does “Indemnify” = “Hold Harmless”?
HOME This summary was generated by ChatGPT and has not been verified for accuracy: This article explores the legal interpretation of the terms
When Managers and Boards Should Say “No”
HOME When Managers and Boards Should Say “No” There are responsibilities and tasks that an HOA manager should not accept from the board.
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