Ed. Program "Dirt to Deed: Navigating Turnovers in Phased HOA Communities"
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Join us to kick off "back-to-school" with a brunch complete with MIMOSAS 🥂🍳 ALSO - The Community Service Committee is doing a back-to-school supply drive! More information coming soon 🎒🚸
Join us for an engaging and informative lunch program on Thursday, August 20th at the Hilton Sacramento Arden West from 11:00 - 1:00pm- Brunch provided!
Developer turnover is one of the most complex and high-risk periods in the life of an association. This session explores the operational and legal challenges of transitioning phased communities from developer control to homeowner governance. Learn how to identify maintenance and ownership responsibilities, locate critical documents, perform effective due diligence, understand reserve study implications, recognize construction defect warning signs, and avoid common turnover mistakes. Through practical guidance and real-world case studies, attendees will gain strategies for working with legal counsel, managing conflicts of interest, and protecting their associations from costly liabilities during the transition process.
Key Takeaways:
Understand the Transition Process from Developer to Homeowners
Gain Practical Advice on Handling the Transition Process
Learn About the SB800 Process and How to Handle Potential Defects During Transition
Know the Potential Traps and Pitfalls
Acquire Some Best Practices by Evaluating Two Case Studies
The Education Committee is trying something new! Themed lunches ✨a Pastry basket and jam and butter pre-set on the tables, the entrée - Eggs Benedict with breakfast potatoes. *eggs Florentine for any vegetarians! Make sure to tell your sponsor if you are sponsored
Join us for an engaging and informative lunch program on Thursday, August 20th at the Hilton Sacramento Arden West from 11:00 - 1:00pm- Brunch provided!
Developer turnover is one of the most complex and high-risk periods in the life of an association. This session explores the operational and legal challenges of transitioning phased communities from developer control to homeowner governance. Learn how to identify maintenance and ownership responsibilities, locate critical documents, perform effective due diligence, understand reserve study implications, recognize construction defect warning signs, and avoid common turnover mistakes. Through practical guidance and real-world case studies, attendees will gain strategies for working with legal counsel, managing conflicts of interest, and protecting their associations from costly liabilities during the transition process.
Key Takeaways:
Understand the Transition Process from Developer to Homeowners
Gain Practical Advice on Handling the Transition Process
Learn About the SB800 Process and How to Handle Potential Defects During Transition
Know the Potential Traps and Pitfalls
Acquire Some Best Practices by Evaluating Two Case Studies
The Education Committee is trying something new! Themed lunches ✨a Pastry basket and jam and butter pre-set on the tables, the entrée - Eggs Benedict with breakfast potatoes. *eggs Florentine for any vegetarians! Make sure to tell your sponsor if you are sponsored
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Where is it happening?
Hilton Sacramento Arden West, 2200 Harvard St,Sacramento, California, United States
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