Last Tuesday of each month from 5:00pm to 5:50pm. Features attorney Kerstin Henze, the Managing Attorney of the Tampa location.

Note: In order to receive CEU credit you must arrive on time and remain to the end. Be sure you perform your own singular registration process and arrive on webinar day with your own link provided for you after you register.

The webinar offers CEUs for:

• CAMS: Course #: 9632863; Two CEUs in IFM/OPP/ELE
• HOA Board Members: Two CEUs towards annual requirement
• Instructor: Kerstin Henze, Esq.| Provider # 5092

Hosted by Rizzetta & Company.

A comprehensive view of the statutory requirements for financial operations and financial transparency. At the end of the course the students will be able to demonstrate (a) their obligations to maintain and allow access to financial records, (b) year-end financial reporting requirements, (c) restrictions against use of debit cards and criminal penalties for improper use, (d) requirements to furnish parcel owners with an accounting upon request, (e) budgeting and collection of assessments, (f) criminal penalties for kickbacks and other wrongful acts, and (g) conflict disclosures.

Note: In order to receive CEU credit you must arrive on time and remain to the end. CEUs available for:

• CAMS: Course #: 9632980One CEU in HR/ELE
• HOA Board Members: One CEU towards annual requirement (no CE credits for Condo or Cooperative Board Members)
• Hosted by AKAM

Instructor: Peter C. Mollengarden, Esq. BCS | Provider # 5092.
Attendees will learn about about election law and procedures for condominiums, cooperatives and homeowners’ associations, including eligibility requirements and terms of directors, best practices for remote meetings, vacancies between elections, and election disputes.

Last Thursday of each month from 5:00pm to 5:50pm. Features attorney Alan Schwartzseid from Kaye Bender Rembaum.

Hosted by Empire Management. Course provided by Kaye Bender Rembaum, led by Alan Schwartzseid, Esq. BCS. CAMS: Course 9632348 | 1 CE credit in IFM/ELE | KBR Provider #: 5092

Unpaid assessment greatly impact community association and are in turn greatly impacted by whether they are fully and properly enforced under the community governing documents and Florida case law. Lack of understanding of the assessment and collection processes, and the charges which can be included therein, can create liability exposure to the association and its members. Lack of enforcement may hinder association operations, leaving community associations without the funds needed to properly operate and maintain the community.

This course will provide new and experienced Community Association Managers with information on the steps and guidelines necessary for the associations’ collections process. Participants will also learn about common pitfalls in assessment collection by management and community associations in general.