Small Bites is a virtual training series delivering relevant and valuable tools on the implementation of small-scale development. Led by our diverse faculty, they’ll offer expertise drawn from real-life experiences. These one-hour “bite size” sessions are for people of all skill levels, from small-scale developers and local advocates, to policymakers. An opportunity to ask questions is included at the end of each session.
Time advertised is Central Time.
The Last Thing You Want to Think About: HOAs in Your Small Scale Project
Presented by Ceanne Melkerson
You're not in building and development to deal with HOAs. But with small scale residential development, it's likely to be a legally required and critical part of organizing, selling, and getting out of your project.
HOA obligations are a small piece that can cause big headaches for developers. The Developer Services team at MicroHOA will guide you through what you need to know about your obligations to form, manage, and transition an HOA to homeowners.
In this session Ceanne will cover:
Why an HOA is attached to your project
Statutory and contractual developer obligations to the HOA
Three phases of the HOA: What you need to do to form, manage, and turn control over to owners
Understanding the HOA: Governing documents
Impact on sales: Budget and assessments
Avoiding developer HOA pitfalls
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Ceanne Melkerson
Ceanne Melkerson is the founder and CEO of MicroHOA. Ceanne's experience as a small scale residential developer led to the formation of specializing in helping small HOAs and the developers that build them. MicroHOA works across the US assisting developers to handle their HOA obligations.
REGISTRATION
Small Bites sessions are a complementary membership benefit for members.
Non-members can register for each session for $25 per ticket.
Recordings will be sent to those who register following the session. This event will be held in Central Time. Details will be sent to attendees upon registration.
Contact
For any questions, message us at training@incrementaldevelopment.org.