Posted by AmberPM on July 22, 2011 · Leave a Comment
In making investment decisions the Board should use its best business judgment to protect the association’s reserve funds. Always check your association’s governing documents first for any specific investment limitations that have been imposed on the Board. Absent such document specific limitations, the Board should be primarily concerned with the security of the funds and … Continue reading →
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Posted by AmberPM on May 13, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Assessments are a necessity for common interest developments to conduct business. Simply put, without the assessments, the community cannot operate. Assessments, commonly improperly referred to as dues, are generally collected on a monthly basis by either a monthly billing reminder or a coupon book provided by the community’s management company. These amounts vary from community … Continue reading →
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