Getting the Most for Your Money:
Association Collections
& Property Tax Appeals
Please join us for networking and education focused on effective use of your association's money. Keough & Moody, P.C. will discuss trends related to the collection of assessments, including the impact of foreclosures, bankruptcy and case law. Elliott & Associates Attorneys, P.C. will provide guidance and tips regarding the tax appeal process.
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
5:30 - 6:30pm - Drinks, Appetizers & Networking
6:30 - 8:00pm - Educational Presentation
Part I: Collecting Money from Unit Owners – How to effectively collect monthly assessments, special assessments, violation fees, late fees, maintenance charges and other account balances.
There are many factors that impact the associations ability to collect assessments from unit owners. Learn best practices for consistent collection through internal association procedures and how external factors such as foreclosure, bankruptcy and case law play into the associations ability to collect. Stick around for part two to find out how you can save your unit owners money by reducing property taxes, thus making it easier for them to pay their assessments.
Part II: Saving Unit Owners Money – How Community Associations can file a group real estate tax appeal on behalf of all unit owners to insure that no one pays more than their fair share of real estate taxes.
Property owners understand that their real estate is an investment. Protecting that investment includes keeping property taxes low. Owners expect association representatives to proactively monitor and contest tax assessments. This portion of the seminar will provide tips and techniques to help association representatives navigate the property tax appeal process as well as information that will help them answer the questions most frequently asked by unit owners.
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