Administrative Services

Correspondence & Work Orders

  • Forward general correspondence to the Board for their review and comments.
  • Send follow-up letters to confirm and explain activities taking place between meetings.
  • Process computerized work orders as received and send written confirmations to the owner.

Computer Services

  • Process all administrative, management and accounting services by networked computers.
  • Use the latest software specifically designed for common interest Associations.
  • Specialized financial statements, ledgers, reports and summaries are available to the Board for customized documentation.

Association Documents

  • All records and copies of important documents are maintained at the management offices.
  • Backup computer systems are maintained on all computer records for security purposes.
  • Directors and owners have access to Associations's records during business hours pursuant to Board direction and State law.

Sales and Refinance

  • Owners receive all requisite documentation and information for closing on a sale of their residence.
  • Right of first refusal letters, paid assessment letters, state mandated information and copies of declarations are provided.
  • New owner packets can be sent to the buyer with information on the Association and copies of the rules and regulations.

Transition Data and Records

  • New Association owner's records are placed in management computers along with financial information, vendors, professional services, expiration dates, contract information and other pertinent data.
  • Interviews are held with Board members and committee chair people to assess the status of projects and any special concerns.
  • Owner packets are sent introducing the new management company plus details on how to contact management for series and information.
  • On-site inspection with contractors with written inspection reports.

Emergency Systems

  • Rapid, 24 hour contract systems are in place for emergency situations that may occur during non-business hours.
  • Immediate response is initiated to stop any damage or injury to people or property.
  • Mitigation actions are undertaken to limit any consequential damage or injury and to prevent a reoccurrence.
  • Insurance coverage's are determined and claims are filed and processed.

Follow-up Systems

  • Systematic follow-up procedures are in place to assure that requests are handled and confirmed.
  • Written and telephone confirmations take place and are reported to the Board at regular meetings.
  • Reports are generated for Board and committee review.

Special Reports

  • Special reports are made to the Board, committee or Officers as requested on any aspect of the management, financial or administrative activities undertaken.
  • Additional reports may be given on external matters that affect the Association.