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Welcome to CAI-PAC!

The Community Associations Institute Political Action Committee (CAI-PAC) is our members’ way of supporting legislators who stand up for community associations. CAI-PAC raises money to contribute to federal candidates who support our communities, management companies and businesses. It also serves as a conduit to raise CAI’s profile with federal decision makers and encourages CAI members to become more involved in shaping important federal policy issues critical to ensuring healthy communities.

In 2011, CAI made great strides protecting your community and business on key federal issues. With the federal government dramatically changing the rules for who gets a mortgage, for what type of home and in what type of community, the stakes could not be higher. In the past year, CAI has focused its efforts on:

  • Working to ensure fair FHA condominium underwriting guidelines.
  • Successfully opposing a federal regulation on transfer fees which would have cut-off nearly 11 million homes in community associations from federally backed mortgage financing.
  • Providing expertise to several government agencies as they create the new
  • regulations for mortgages to ensure fair and affordable access to mortgage financing for association property owners.
  • Providing community association perspectives on the larger issues of ensuring the flow of capital into the mortgage markets if Congress eliminated Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac as part of the reform of so-called Government Sponsored Enterprises.

    Thanks to the work or our members, CAI has a growing list of allies in Congress on both sides of the aisle.  Congressman Barney Frank (D-MA), the ranking member of the House Financial Services Committee and Senator Scott Brown (R-MA) sent personally drafted letters to FHA to help condo owners in their fight against onerous and arbitrary underwriting regulations. Our list of friends will continue to grow as we support legislators who stand up for our communities.
  • CAI’s success at the federal level has been the result of a combination of lobbying, grassroots activities and political action. CAI-PAC looks to supplement, support and super-charge our efforts in federal advocacy. As CAI-PAC grows, the voice of the community associations industry will reach a broader audience.

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