Education is essential to the professionalism of the community association manager.  Association Management, Inc. (AMI) is dedicated to professionalism and, to further enhance the knowledge, skill and ability of individual managers.

Every month AMI conducts an ongoing educational seminar series called AMI College. The seminar covers topics regarding specific aspects of community association management.  AMI’s community managers are required to attend these seminars but registration is open to every employee and all are encouraged to attend.

The seminars are presented by Mr. David Regenbaum, CO Founder, Chairman and CEO of Association Management, Inc. Mr. Regenbaum’s extensive experience in the fields of real estate and association management and law provides the AMI team with invaluable knowledge to help them develop professionally and provide an unparalleled level of service to AMI’s clients.

• AMI College: Meeting Management The business of community associations is conducted at meetings. Anyone who has been involved with a community association for any length of time realizes that meetings can be an effective means of communicating, gathering information, planning, decision...
• Assessment Collection The right to assess is a defining element of all Community Associations. Without the right to assess, an Association is a Civic Club not a Community Association. The Declarations of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions ("CC&Rs") of all Community Associations contain provisions authorizing the Association to levy and collect assessments and imposes an obligation on Owners to pay assessments. The language in individual CC&Rs may vary, but the provision is consistent in its intent – to provide the Association with the necessary funds to fulfill its obligations
• Association Management, Inc. to Host Free “Collections and Foreclosures” Seminar Community Associations on April 12 (March 6, 2012- Houston, TX) – Community associations across the U.S. continue to struggle with major financial challenges stemming from the mortgage foreclosure crisis and economic downturn. To help associations effectively manage these important issues, Association Management, Inc. (AMI), a FirstService Residential Management company, will host “Collections and Foreclosures: How to Comply with the New Texas Legislative Requirement” on April 12, 2012 in The Woodlands, Texas.
• Free “Collections and Foreclosures” Seminar for Community Associations on April 18 (March 27, 2012- Houston, TX) – Community associations across the U.S. continue to struggle with major financial challenges stemming from the mortgage foreclosure crisis and economic downturn. To help associations effectively manage these important issues, Association Management, Inc. (AMI), a FirstService Residential Management company, will host “Collections and Foreclosures: How to Comply with the New Texas Legislative Requirement” on April 18, 2012 in Houston, TX.