If you’re going to have a hard time paying assessments, be proactive! If you live in Colorado, if you are struggling or if you are out of work, I make the highest recommendation that you call your HOA management company and get on a payment plan as soon as you can! what does a payment plan do? one: it stops…
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…
There are Community Association Management Companies out there that will tell you… Our cap is 6 or Our cap is 5 or our cap is 4 and there’s others that will tell you how our managers manage anywhere between 6-12 community associations. What’s the difference? First thing to take into consideration is how much support does one company give…
James Phifer does a Q&A with Board Members and Association Members.
James Phifer: The market is asking for a new take on collections. This is not an avocation for this type of collections. My intent here is to bring the information to community associations so they can do research for themselves. Personally, right now our company uses probably 99 percent traditional collections, for our associations. Some of the products coming on…
James Phifer: Hello, everybody, and welcome back. I will tell you what. A lot is going into this new year. This gentleman right here is a vote of congratulations for the purchase of Knott Laboratories. Give us your elevator pitch. Mike Lowe: Yeah, elevator pitch. So Knott Laboratory, we’ve been around since 1982, and we’re just here to help you…
Prepaid assessments are great! However, be careful how quickly the association spends the income. It is importnat to remember those members won’t be contributing to the funds of the community for another year. Here is a good tip on how to account for the funds so a community doesn’t overspend.