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Is being an HOA manager
a stable position? |
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Yes. It is very stable
because the number of associations being created
each year is far exceeding the ability of the HOA
management industry to produce qualified HOA managers.
It seems that every city and county is short of
funds, and consequently, nearly every city and county
requires every new home subdivision to be a Common
Interest Development (CID) managed by a community
association that is responsible for the maintenance
of all common area streets, landscaping, park areas,
open space areas and so on. It saves tax dollars
and creates HOA management positions.
HOA management is as close to a recession-proof
business as you can get. |
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Will your management course
really qualify me for a position as a homeowner
association manager? |
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If you complete our HOA
management course, pass the final exam, and meet
the following criteria, we sincerely believe, you
will qualify for a management position with many
of the hundreds of homeowner association management
companies in California. Other requirements of most
management companies include:
Good written and verbal communication skills;
The ability to attend an average of one evening
board meeting each week;
Access to a highly reliable automobile; and
Basic computer skills.
The primary instructor of our course is Michael
Chulak who has owned a homeowner association management
company for 20 years. This course was developed
based on the training he provides new managers.
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If I am taking the course
to improve my knowledge as a member of my board,
is it proper for the association to pay the fee
for the course? |
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Yes. Provided the board
approves the expenditure, it is a reasonable use
of association funds to educate board members. |
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Must I attend every class
to qualify for a certificate and what happens if
I miss a class? |
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You must attend all classes
before you can take the final exam and qualify for
the certificate. If you miss a class, you can simply
attend one of the next scheduled classes that you
missed. There is no additional fee. |
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What is the cost of attendance? |
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The cost is $120 payable
in advance with no refunds. We must be in receipt
of your check in order to hold your space. Classes
are limited to ten people in order to provide each
person sufficient time for questions and answers.
The fee includes all study and reference materials.
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What materials are provided
to each student? |
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You will receive a notebook
that will include all of the code sections, documents
and forms listed in our Course Outline. |
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For more information about our HOA Management Course contact:
www.MTCLaw.com
www.HOAQandA.com
www.LegalSeminars.net
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