Certification is not permanent and the education is not one-time. HOA certificates run four education years and condo certificates seven, continuing education comes due by June 30 each education year, and a lapsed deadline can suspend a director. These guides cover renewals, annual hours, and what happens when something slips.
Which associations owe an official records website, exactly what goes on it in each chapter, how fast, what has to be redacted or kept off entirely, and what happens when a board falls behind.
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The suspension rule for HOA and condo directors, who enforces it, and why the consequence is curable rather than permanent.
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The annual legislative-update hour: what it must cover, why it is due by June 30 of each education year except the one you certify in, and why it never renews the certificate itself.
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The 4-hour and 8-hour rule, plus an honest look at the parts of the statute that are still unsettled.
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The September 29 renewal deadline, how the four and seven education years are counted, and a checklist for secretaries.
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