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Whether your brand new to your association board or have served for years - you won't want to miss this important training event.

Have open board positions? Discover five key components to finding & training new board member candidates.

This article will walk homeowners and community leaders through how to create a homeowners association, highlight its benefits, and clarify some common questions. By the end, you will have a clear understanding of how to create a homeowners association and the responsibilities it entails.

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Join us for a lunch and learn where you'll get answers to important questions about association law. Space is limited - reserve now.

California Event 3

A masterclass on 3 Tactics for Better Resident Communications.

Join us for our virtual event, Ask the Experts: Tackling Capital Projects with Confidence, where our panel of experts will share best practices for planning, executing and funding capital projects.

Join us for our virtual event, Get on Board: Onboarding New Board Members. Our panel of experts will answer your questions and provide best practices that will set your new board members up for success.

Join us for our virtual event, Get on Board: Onboarding New Board Members. Our panel of experts will answer your questions and provide best practices that will set your new board members up for success.

FREE Virtual Board Education Event

A masterclass on 3 Tactics for Better Resident Communications.

A masterclass on 3 Tactics for Better Resident Communications.

Discuss the secret to responsive communication and learn 4 key tools that will benefit your community.

Join us for our virtual event, Ask the Experts: Board Member Challenges and How to Address Them. Our association management experts will answer your questions and provide practical guidance you can put to work in your community.

Join us for complimentary wine and a virtual discussion.

“Healthy" Building Best Practices for 2021 (and Beyond)

“Healthy" Building Best Practices for 2021 (and Beyond)

COVID-19 In Your Community: Looking Back and Moving Forward