M-400: Contemporary Issues in Community Association Management

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INDUSTRY DATA

2016 National and State Statistical Review
The number of community associations in the United States grew from 10,000 in 1970 and 222,500 in 2000 to 342,000 in 2016, according to results of CAI's National and State Statistical Review for 2016. While the 2017 data are not yet available, CAI estimates the year will end with between 345,000 and 347,000 associations. Learn more

69 million Americans lived in common-interest communities in 2016-21.3% of the U.S. population in 2016

51-55% of 2016's 342,000 common-interest communities were homeowners associations

M-400: Contemporary Issues in Community Association Management

This course covers topical issues that impact professional managers and the communities they manage. Subjects will vary and may cover issues such as fair housing policy and practices, advanced company management, employment trends, effective recruiting strategies and telecommunications legislation. The course is typically offered in conjunction with CAI’s Annual Conference and Exposition and is an invaluable addition to your professional development. CAI will notify you of the topics to be addressed at least three months before the conference.

Course Materials

Participant guide and/or topic specific reading materials

Course Length

1 day | 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Tuition

CAI manager member: $459 | Nonmember: $559 Join Now!

Continuing Education Credit

M-400 provides continuing education credit for the CMCA, AMS, and PCAM. Review the Continuing Education Course Matrix to learn more.

REGISTRATION
Register now for the M-400 classroom course (click on the location below).

UPCOMING EVENTS

M400 (Washington, DC)
5/7/2018 — 5/7/2018

M-400: Contemporary Issues in Community Association Management

Course Materials

Course Length

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Continuing Education Credit

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