Is that a Bird or a Plane? Regulating Drone Use in a Community
By: Mariana R. Teran and Ruhi F. MirzaDrone Regulations
MARYLAND FAIR HOUSING LAW FOR COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS
The Maryland practice of Rees Broome, PC’s Community Association Department is providing a free webinar on fair housing law for community associations.
Rees Broome, PC is proud to announce that it is approved by the Virginia Common Interest Community Board (CICB) to teach a CICB-approved training program that will satisfy 2.0 contact hours of Virginia Law training for management principals and supervisors pursuant to 18 VAC 48-50-100
As such, Rees Broome is pleased to host the following CICB-approved training program:
Virginia Law for Common Interest Community Managers - 2.0 hours
By John P. Morgan, Esq., LL.M., CPA-PFS, CFP®
CLIENT ALERT FOR COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA
As a Valued Client or Colleague, we are pleased to invite you to our Continuing Series of Webinar Invitationals for Community Association Leaders.
Maryland Legislative Update October 11, 2023
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Rees Broome, PC
To Register for the Webinar
The New Corporate Transparency Act
What Boards and Managers Need to Know
By: Todd A. Sinkins
As a Valued Client or Colleague, We are Pleased to Invite You to Our Continuing Series of Webinar Invitationals For Community Association Leaders.
The New Corporate Transparency Act.
What Boards and Managers Need to Know.
September 26, 2023
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Rees Broome, PC is proud to announce that it is approved by the Virginia Common Interest Community Board (CICB) to teach a CICB-approved training program that will satisfy 2.0 contact hours of Fair Housing law training for management principals and supervisors pursuant to 18 VAC 48-50-100
As such, Rees Broome is pleased to host the following CICB-approved training program:
We often receive questions regarding an association’s maintenance, repair, and replacement obligations. For example, who is responsible for maintaining, repairing, or replacing the exterior unit windows and doors? Of course, the answer is always, “it depends.” It depends largely on the condominium instruments, and in some cases the jurisdiction.