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Hoarding can create safety hazards, legal challenges, and community concerns—but what can HOA leaders actually do about it? Join our expert-led seminar to learn how to identify, address, and resolve hoarding situations effectively and compassionately while protecting your community.
What You’ll Learn:
✅ Recognizing Hoarding – Identifying the signs and understanding its impact
✅ Legal & HOA Responsibilities – What your HOA can (and can’t) do
✅ Compassionate Solutions – Approaching residents with care while enforcing standards
✅ Health & Safety Risks – Fire hazards, pests, and structural concerns
✅ Creating an Action Plan – Steps to address hoarding in your community
Who Should Attend?
HOA Board Members & Leaders
Community Association Managers
⚖️ Legal & Compliance Professionals
Health & Safety Inspectors
Don’t Miss This Important Seminar!
Equip yourself with the tools and knowledge to manage hoarding challenges in your HOA.
For Questions, Contact: Marci Beres - ced@cai-in.org
Module 5: Rules Enforcement & Conflict Resolution Rules enforcement is one of the most difficult jobs of an HOA Board, but it is also one of the most important. Failure to consistently enforce the rules can negatively impact a community and cause owners to lose faith in the association and board of directors. This module will cover: -How to maximize enforcement while minimizing conflict, litigation & costs -Understand the rights & remedies association boards have when owners don't follow rules -Discover proven methods to avoid the pitfall of selective enforcement practices |
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Saddle Up for Success THE ULTIMATE HOA EXPO & TRADESHOW!
Friday, May 16, 2025 Location: Join us for a premier event tailored for HOA professionals! Network with industry experts, explore the latest trends, and gain valuable insights to enhance your community management. |
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Community associations will remain a top choice for homebuyers in the coming year as the U.S. housing market is expected to see improvements in inventory, home sales, and prices coupled with more stable mortgage rates. Projections from the Foundation for Community Association Research, an affiliate of Community Associations Institute, estimate 3,000 to 4,000 new condominium communities and homeowners associations will be built in 2025. Community associations — including homeowners associations, condominiums, and housing cooperatives — currently house 77.1 million Americans and comprise 30% to 33% of the U.S. housing stock. Click here to keep reading...
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| Indiana lawmakers are considering changes to homeowners' association (HOA) regulations, led by Rep. Julie Olthoff (R-Crown Point). Concerns arise over a lack of compliance, with only 40% of HOAs filing required documents with county recorders. The Indiana Builders Association opposes changes, while Kelly Elmore of the Community Associations Institute advocates for stronger enforcement tools and potential fee limits, read more and watch the testimony... |
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