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HOA and Condo Association legal issues workshop slides part 1 and 2 June 14 and 16, 2022

Click the links below for the slides from the June 14 and 16 HOA/Condo legal issues workshop hosted by the Central Oklahoma Neighborhood Alliance and sponsored by Michael Biddinger Real Estate. As always, the discussion and questions were informative and relevant.

Download 2022 NA Legal Issues V.2 - Part 1

Download 2022 NA Legal Issues - Part 2

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Matthew Winton's Broken Arrow HOA legal issues presentation slides

As promised, you can download here Matthew Winton's presentation slides from the 2022 Broken Arrow HOA workshop. While we were short on time, the conversation and audience participation were great. Find more online HOA board and legal issues training and education at the link below, and feel free to contact Matthew by email to discuss specific HOA, covenant, and related questions.

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Broken Arrow Annual HOA Workshop April 16 - Matthew to present HOA legal issues

April 16, 2022 is the City of Broken Arrow's annual HOA Workshop, where Matthew L. Winton will be presenting on the topic "Moving Our Community Associations Forward" and answering HOA legal issues questions. The Workshop is free, registration is online, and includes a trade room with HOA-specific vendors, services, and City information. is hosted annually by the City of Broken Arrow.

City of Broken Arrow HOA Workshop

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Quick HOA Self-Assessment Exercise

This exercise is heavily borrowed from an excellent OMAG presentation I saw last night, and the principles work well within a community association setting. Ask yourself the following questions and rate your responses on a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being low/poor, 5 being fair/average, and 10 being high/excellent. It is a simple exercise to help guide your association to excellence:

  1. How well is the HOA prepared financially?
  2. How well does the HOA handle conflict?
  3. How well does the HOA manage the collection of assessments?
  4. How well does the board communicate with one another and the membership?
  5. How well are the board and annual meetings attended, and are they productive?
  6. Are the governing documents up to date and adequate to address current issues?
  7. Overall, how would you rate the annual board elections process?
  8. Overall, how satisfied are you with the goods and services provided by your HOA?

Of course, no HOA will score perfectly, but this short exercise may help to identity what your HOA does well and what it might improve upon.

 

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