ITS That guy RIGHT THERE— we almost didn’t let him in the office today. ACCu is on lockdown. No outside guests are allowed in at the moment. We are currently doing all board meetings via conference call or our video conferencing. We’re going to have to learn to adapt a little bit through this process work from home, especially if…
Gearing up to interview Ryan Hurley with Assured Partners of Colorado. We are going to discuss insurance, how premiums have increased and why. And most important what communities can do to combat the rising costs of premiums.
South Carolina is introducing a bill that may take away the HOA ability to foreclose on home. Many assume it is the HOA Manageent Company that has the authroity to foreclose, however; it is the Corporation which is the HOA that has the ability to foreclose on a condo, townhome, singlefamily home, etc. The inability to foreclose may cause non-payment…
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James Phifer interviews Pat Crosscombe. A Board member who served her condominium community in Canada. The discuss topics such as what it is like being a Board member, getting elected to a Board of Directors, developer issues, using kindness in the daily business, making sure to inform your Board and community manager and much more!
Upon attending the CAI Mountain Conference in 2019, there was a class being taught by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation regarding cyber crimes
James Phifer attends the CAI Mountain Conference 2019. The Community Association Institure Rocky Mountain Chapter (CAI-RMC) is looking for Board members to sign up for their membership with the ultimate goal of helping educate our industy.
ACCU, Inc. was notified that the bank we have utilized to service our communities Mutual of Omaha bank has sold to CIT. What does that mean for our HOA’s? From what we are being told from those we have close relationships with in the orginaztion it means more stabiliity and products for our communities. The staff at Mutual of Omaha…
If you are a Post-CCIOA community you are familiar with the budgeting process. However, if you live in a community association that was developed prior to July 1, 1992 you may not. House Bill 18-1342 was passed by Governor John Hickenlooper requiring all Pre-Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act (CCIOA) to follow the same veto process found in Section 303(4)(a) of CCIOA….
To the little girls running around placing these stones throughout the community a big THANK YOU