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The Do’s and Don’ts of Community Association Loans
By Chuck Balacy

Navigating the finances of a community association can be a challenge, especially one that is underfunded and facing a growing list of needed improvements. A community association loan can be a solution but it’s important to first understand the do’s and don’ts.

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Stress affects everyone differently, but here are some tips to help managers and their communities effectively deal with this very busy season and the conflict that often arises.

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Explanation of CAI's Policy of Flags

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Highly sensitive people have traits that make them strong leaders and staff members. From being strategic thinkers to more deeply processing information, HSPs can help associations solve problems and develop a stronger value proposition.

Advantages of HSPs as Leaders

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Helpful tips this Holiday Season to increase safety and reduce hazards in your community and home.

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Many refer to the process of ensuring community standards are being followed by the term “violation enforcement.”  Others have come up with less abrasive verbiage.  Regardless of what we call it, there’s an art and a science to the process.

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It is no secret that electric vehicles have greatly increased in popularity in recent years, and it is
inevitable that an owner in a condominium project or community association will want to install
an electric charging station within the development.

After the recent Surfside, FL disaster, aging infrastructure is a growing concern for community associations, particularly in multi-family structures like condominiums.

Ahomeowners association is the cornerstone of a planned community. When run properly, it brings continuity, preserves architectural integrity, maintains common areas, protects property values, and promotes the concept of “community.” Every association should be responsible for its assets and operation in accordance with state laws and the community’s governing documents.