Clear, well-crafted governing documents are the backbone of a thriving community association. These essential documents need to be regularly reviewed, evaluated, and strengthened to keep up with changing conditions, issues, and attitudes. Here’s how to know when to update them.
Community associations are designed to maintain common areas, preserve and protect property values, provide services for members, and develop a sense of community. Mental health issues could affect each of those responsibilities. Board members and community managers need to have a plan in place.
Laurie Poole, president of CAI’s College of Community Association Lawyers’ Board of Governors, wants to help women attorneys earn respect and support wellness this year.
Business partners have adjusted their operations to continue serving community association clients during the pandemic. They also reported no major impacts to staffing, client base, or budgeted expenses, according to a CAI survey.
