Webinars

Upcoming Webinars

Reserve Studies 102: The Financial Analysis

April 1st, 2020

Join us for part two of our three part series on Reserve Studies. Reserve Studies 101 addressed the Component List, explaining the application of National Reserve Study Standards in deciding which common area assets at the association are appropriate for Reserve Funding. In Reserve Studies 102 we address the next step: The Financial Analysis. In this 45-minute webinar, with all new content updated for 2020, we'll answer: 1) How do we reliably measure Reserve Fund strength? 2) What are the consequences of a weak Reserve Fund? 3) How can people calculate different Reserve contributions for the same association? 4) How much Reserve contributions are "enough"?

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Is your Association Fiscally Responsible?

April 15th, 2020

Embezzlement. Payroll. Accounts Payable. Delinquencies. Operating vs Reserves. These just a few of the financial challenges boards and managers face twelve times a year. It is so simple to say “assessments should offset expenses” in running a community association. But we all know that reality is much more complicated than simple theory. While it is true that the “devil is in the details”, it is also true that “success is in the details”! So join us for this 45 minute webinar that will help your association, or the ones you manage, move forward towards a fiscally responsible future that makes the present less stressful and the future more secure. You will learn (or be reminded of) financial “best practices” and the four reports that help you know where the money is, where it is going, and where it is not supposed to go! Joining host Robert Nordlund, PE, RS of Association Reserves, a national provider of Reserve Studies, will be Russell Munz, CMCA of Community Financials, a national provider of financial services for associations. Russell’s background as a manager and mgmt company owner gives him a unique perspective to explain how to put best practices to work for the benefit of your association(s) and your sanity.