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By CAMS - Monday, March 8, 2021

Communities That Lack Reserve Fund Studies Face Uncertain Futures

In my last article, I shared my disbelief that there isn’t a law requiring property owner associations to conduct reserve fu...

By CAMS - Tuesday, February 9, 2021

Virtual vs. In-Person Large Annual Meetings or Conventions

Content provided by Jim Slaughter of Law Firm Carolinas. Original article can be found here.[NOTE: This article follows Lessons Le...

By CAMS - Thursday, January 28, 2021

What to do if There are Insufficient Reserve Funds

What are reserve funds, and what are they used for? Reserve funds are broken down into capital and non-capital expenses; capital w...

By CAMS - Wednesday, January 27, 2021

Crunching Numbers: What Goes Into a Community Association’s Budget?

Budgets are crucial to a community association’s financial operation. Just like for-profit businesses, association boards sh...

By CAMS - Wednesday, January 20, 2021

Board Boot Camp Part 1: Directors' Duties, Meetings, & Liabilities

In a recent CAMS "Ask the Experts" webinar, Attorneys David Wilson and Steven Black of Law Firm Carolinas addressed a mu...

By CAMS - Friday, January 8, 2021

How to Increase Homeowner Participation in Your Community

Homeowners can often have differing views of their community associations—some positive, some negative—depending on th...

By CAMS - Thursday, November 5, 2020

The Role of the Community Association Attorney

People often view Community Associations as simple collections of rule-obsessed homeowners that do little more than debate the col...

By CAMS - Friday, October 23, 2020

ARC Guidelines & Political Signs: It’s All in The Governing Documents

Architectural rules and guidelines can be a tricky topic to navigate for board members and committees charged with leading communi...

By CAMS - Tuesday, October 6, 2020

Call of [Fiduciary] Duty: How Good Faith and Loyalty Guide Boards

Nearly 30 percent of North Carolina's population lives in a community association of some sort, be that a condominium or singl...

By CAMS - Thursday, October 1, 2020

Want to be an Amazing Neighbor? 5 Ways to Start (And What to Avoid)

With Americans spending more time at home than ever these days, being a good neighbor is of the utmost importance. Sure, not many ...

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Communities That Lack Reserve Fund Studies Face Uncertain Futures

Virtual vs. In-Person Large Annual Meetings or Conventions

What to do if There are Insufficient Reserve Funds

Crunching Numbers: What Goes Into a Community Association’s Budget?

Board Boot Camp Part 1: Directors' Duties, Meetings, & Liabilities

How to Increase Homeowner Participation in Your Community

The Role of the Community Association Attorney

ARC Guidelines & Political Signs: It’s All in The Governing Documents

Call of [Fiduciary] Duty: How Good Faith and Loyalty Guide Boards

Want to be an Amazing Neighbor? 5 Ways to Start (And What to Avoid)

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