Community Association Managers and HOAs beware! Nearly 6 months after community association managers were required to be licensed, the State is taking action against individuals and management companies that have yet to meet
As of July 1st, 2015, State law requires individuals and companies who manage HOAs without a license to cease doing business and terminate their management contracts. The state may fine or impose sanctions for violations.
Unsure if your manager or management company is required to be licensed, or what the requirements are to become licensed? Check with your attorney.
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As a community association’s volunteer Board member or manager, it is your fiduciary responsibility to…
It’s back!! The nationwide injunction pausing enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) was lifted…