Often, our webinars address particular parts of a reserve study: how to read them, legal responsibilities, or other specific concepts. But, we're going to be addressing the underlying strategy, the three basic options you have to solve the problem of Mother Nature and Father Time, day after day after day, moving all your common areas from new condition all the way to needing to be replaced. By the end of the program, you'll have a clear understanding of the choices you're facing, the pros and cons of those options, and you'll be armed with sound bites you can use to communicate what you are doing to your homeowners.

When hearing about legal obligations, most people think about state law, and that is indeed part of it, but what we're going to talk about today is much more than state law. In fact, we'll touch very little on the checkerboard of various state laws across the country addressing reserves, and that's because state laws aren't the things that primarily drive reserve planning or reserve funding.

Knowing how to read a reserve study is one of the most valuable skills for any HOA board member. In this webinar, Association Reserves explains how to understand your reserve study's component list, reserve fund strength, percent funded, and funding plan so you can budget confidently, communicate with homeowners, and reduce the risk of costly special assessments. Learn how to use your reserve study as a practical guide for long-term financial planning.