Homeowners in community associations are prone to disagree due to their proximity to one another, joint ownership of common areas, and the imposition of rules. Addressing these conflicts can place a financial strain on the association, particularly if resolution requires protracted legal proceedings. Alternative methods for resolving disputes (ADR) are explored in this class.

This class, “Borrowing vs. Assessing” examines two main methods of funding in exceptional circumstances: obtaining loans or credit lines and implementing special assessments for homeowners. The important considerations for each option are explored and the legal and practical aspects of each option are addressed.

This class focuses on the specific issues to keep in mind when interacting with older adults because seniors are prevalent in Florida communities and effective communication with them is important. It covers aspects related to biological age, physical impairments, and cognitive skills. It offers practical strategies to enhance communication with seniors.

This class addresses the elements of Florida statutes that relate to conducting meetings for a Homeowners Association. Types of meetings, required notices, appropriate methods of providing notice and how to conduct an effective meeting are addressed.

This class addresses the role of insurance to minimize the risks that result in legal liabilities, credit loss, accidents, natural causes and disasters as well as deliberate attacks.

This class fulfills the mandatory requirement about recordkeeping in HOAs that is required for CAMs who work with homeowners associations. It includes Official Records, Financial Records and Florida Statutes.