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Our Annual Legal Symposium offers comprehensive legal information for our clients, community association boards and community association managers. This is an exclusive opportunity to meet with our team and hear our attorneys provide updates and insight on case law and legislative changes and trends.
We invite you to join hundreds of your colleagues for a complimentary day of:
- Exhibitor networking
- Legislative and case law updates
- Attorney Q&A and round tables
- Best practices and hot topics specific to community associations
Refreshments will be provided with breakfast and lunch.
This event is pending CACM-approval for 2 CEUs and is pending approval for 5 CMCA credits by the Community Association Managers International Certification Board (CAMICB). www.camicb.org
Join us for our virtual Annual Legal Symposium which offers comprehensive legal information for our clients, community association boards and community association managers.
This event is CACM-approved for 2 CEUs and is approved for 5 CMCA credits by the Community Association Managers International Certification Board (CAMICB). www.camicb.org
Join us for our virtual Annual Legal Symposium which offers comprehensive legal information for our clients, community association boards and community association managers.
This event is CACM-approved for 2 CEUs and is approved for 5 CMCA credits by the Community Association Managers International Certification Board (CAMICB). www.camicb.orgAttending-GAW
Join leading attorneys and a loan funding expert from around the state in an unusual, candid discussion about implementation of the new condo/co-op lending certification requirements imposed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
In this 75-minute moderated Zoom program (including Q&A) , we will have a lively discussion about the most up to date information on the new lending requirements; how managers are reacting to them; the risks Associations, managers and directors face if they do (or don’t) respond to lender certification requests; ways to minimize those risks; and financing alternatives.
