Welcome Guests,
The information provided here has been prepared to assist “SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE ASSOCIATIONS” in the management and administration of your Homeowners Association; to “strengthen the unity of the Board of Directors and protect the value and enjoyment of your property”.
The financial needs of “Community Associations” have now reached serious levels and we have a program to help!
Costs of insurance, utilities, maintenance and other budget items continue to increase; over the past few years there has been a substantial increase in association dues. Dues have gone up, costs have gone up, but for many associations, reserves are not able to keep up with the financial demand and in the meantime, the associations continue to get older which in turn requires more maintenance and additional costs. Conversely, many homeowners such as, those on fixed incomes, first time buyers and homeowners concerned with selling their units are interested in keeping dues as low as possible.
Recent Legislation requiring a summary of the Association’s “Reserve Funding Plan” illustrates the level of sophistication and complexity that has evolved in the Community Association Industry. The California Civil Code mandates that notices be sent to each homeowner annually informing them that certain Association information and procedures are available to them. Indeed it can be said the administration of Homeowners Associations requires professional and qualified management and competent Boards of Directors. We’re here to help!
~ Richard S. Monson, Pres.
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Having had the need to call on the California Association of Homeowners Associations from time to time over the past several years, I know first hand the excellent service that this organization renders. Its President, Richard Monson, is expert in troubleshooting problems and recommending workable solutions. He is a born leader and teacher. And although our homeowners association is very small, he treated us as if we were his largest client, providing our Board of Directors with advice, and resources (California Civil Code references, etc.) that enabled us to work more efficiently in our roles as caretakers of both the land and financial resources entrusted to us by our members. As we continue our struggle to educate and and improve unity among our membership, we can count on him to come to our rescue whenever needed. Plaudits to him and to the Association he represents! Sincerely, Dee Middleton, Wilseyville Homeowners Association
Post Script to earlier comment: I failed to mention that I am impressed with your newly reconstructed website, which I will visit frequently as it provides considerably more information and ease of access than did your earlier website.
Cheers!
Dee Middleton
Wilseyville Homeowners Association