HOME Raymond Dickey recently asked Michelle Baldry, PE, PRA, RS from Reserve Advisors. “Should your reserve study have assessed the actual capacity of your existing electrical infrastructure relative to modern and future usage—like EV charging stations, heat pumps, or solar?”, asked Ray. Michelle said “No” and explained that reserve studies are visual, non-invasive inspections. They’re …
HOME This summary was generated by ChatGPT and has not been verified for accuracy: Governor Ron DeSantis has signed significant condominium reform legislation aimed at enhancing building safety and financial transparency across Florida. Prompted by the tragic Surfside condo collapse, the new laws mandate regular structural inspections and require condominium associations to maintain sufficient reserve …
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. From personal… HOME When Managers and Boards Should Say “No”By AssociationHelpNow® YouTube: https://youtu.be/qDxq_Ji8fKw GoToWebinar: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/4478001245098939822 Article PDF: https://files.constantcontact.com/8d350562101/c59035d9-b3e6-4955-a377-14870d2df038.pdf In community associations, boundaries matter. Managers and board members alike are often asked to …
HOME This summary was generated by ChatGPT and has not been verified for accuracy: This article explores the legal interpretation of the terms “indemnify” and “hold harmless” in construction contracts. It discusses a recent Alabama Supreme Court decision that clarifies how these terms may be synonymous depending on context, impacting how contract provisions are enforced. …
HOME ALL Events When Managers and Boards Should Say “No” There are responsibilities and tasks that an HOA manager should not accept from the board. There are responsibilities and tasks that an HOA board member should not accept from the board or put up with from residents (or the manager). Our industry leader panel will …
HOME ALL Events Weather – A Major Role in Your Life! While weather may simply mean grabbing an umbrella for residents, for community association boards and managers, it can have a major impact on the association. It’s not just major storms that pose risks; factors like humidity, temperature changes, and even excessive or insufficient sunlight …
HOME ALL Events Socratic Techniques Tariffs Matter Hidden Blacklist Breaking HUD Rules Ask Anything Support and Service Animals APRIL 30: 10:20AM (2 Hours) Multi-Topic CAMICB & FL-DBPR (FL NJ NY PA SC): — Using Self-Questions & Socratic Techniques for Top 10 Owner Confrontations— From China to Your Clubhouse: Why Tariffs Matter to Your Board— The …
HOME ALL Events Ban Trouble Owners and Even Fellow Board Members This session will provide examples of when, if, where, and how boards may ban owners and even fellow board members from association common ground, amenities, access and events. Here are a few examples that may be discussed: Ban owners or board members for vexatious, …
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HOME ALL Events 25 Must Have Policies & Procedures for Your Association We picked 25 and our panel will discuss important aspects of each policy. – See if your association is missing any– Let us know if we end up missing some Times change and so do people, rules and laws. FL, NY, NJ, PA, …
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By Raymond Dickey When it comes to managing a large-scale community association with personality, prestige, and plenty of moving parts, few neighborhoods offer a better case study than Park West Master and HOA in South Carolina. I recently had the chance to sit down with Sheryl James, the Amenity Association General Manager, and Eugene White, …