M-204 Community Governance Course

Description

Learn how to avoid legal problems and gain cooperation when establishing guidelines.

This course covers the legal basis of community rules, policies and procedures. You’ll gain a better understanding of board and management responsibilities and a better grasp of the community association as a legal entity. Learn how to advise and support your board and how to revise policies and procedures to comply with current laws and recommended management practices. Topics include:

• Developing and enforcing rules
• Using an attorney or other professional advisor
• Conflicts of interest and ethics
• Reviewing and amending governing documents
• Statutes and case law affecting community management
• Fiduciary responsibilities of association boards, committees and managers
• Management contracts

Course Materials (Included with Registration)

Participant guide and flash drive with articles and additional resources
CAI Guide for Association Practitioners: Conflicts of Interest

Course Length

2 days | 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. both days
A 60-minute, multiple-choice examination is given at the end of the seminar.

Tuition

CAI member: $445 | Nonmember: $545 Join Now!

Designation Credit

M-204 is required for the PCAM designation.

Continuing Education Credit

M-204 is approved for 14 hours of continuing education for CMCA recertification and is approved for continuing education credit by many states.

CAI Central Florida Course Reimbursement Policy
The Chapter policy is to reimburse for half the cost of the course. In order for the Chapter to reimburse individuals for course completion, the individual must request the reimbursement, provide proof of passing the course, and complete this form. Please attach correspondence from National CAI with proof of passing score. Contact the Executive Director at exdir@caicf.org for more information.

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