Insights

Common Ground: “Pandemic Pinch” I recently contributed to Common Ground (see page 35 of “Pandemic Pinch”). My position is that pandemics don’t respect economic cycles, and we are going to see a significant downturn in 2021. What’s your opinion? Let me

Do your associations have the ability to foreclose, and even if they do, should they? We recognize that many of our clients are currently facing or will face this question soon. It is ultimately the decision of the board whether

Do your associations have the ability to foreclose, and even if they do, should they? We recognize that many of our clients are currently facing or will face this question soon. It is ultimately the decision of the board whether

Do your associations have the ability to foreclose, and even if they do, should they? We recognize that many of our clients are currently facing or will face this question soon. It is ultimately the decision of the board whether

Do your associations have the ability to foreclose, and even if they do, should they? We recognize that many of our clients are currently facing or will face this question soon. It is ultimately the decision of the board whether

ALERT: CAI Announcement & Six Ways to Vaccinate Your 2021 Budget CAI just announced an extension of the Moratorium on Foreclosures through the end of the year.   The CAI Board of Trustees also provided the following set of principles for

The past year has been difficult and uncertain for our country. A historical election, global pandemic, and a long-overdue reckoning on race are just a few of the life-changing events we’ve all been through. We are all navigating uncharted waters

Do you ever hear from upset owners that have been referred to collections? We deal with our fair share of upset owners and we know from experience that sometimes these owners will reach out to their management company or board

The principles published by CAI on 3/31/20 appear to place a significant burden on managers to make hardship determinations and modify their polices to include extended payments plans, fee waivers, etc.  We offer the following guidance to fill “gaps” we