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| 2017 Premium Partners Platinum Alliance Association Bank Benson, Kerrane, Storz & Nelson, P.C. Chaparral Management Company, Inc., AAMC Daughtry & Jordan, P.C. Greater Houston Pool Management, Inc./Greater Houston Pool Builders, LLC Holt & Young, P.C. Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey PC Triquest Management Services Diamond Terra Management Services WaterLogic, Inc. Gold AAA Plumbers Brady, Chapman, Holland & Associates, Inc. C.I.A. Services, Inc Creative Management Company LMS Inc., dba Landscape Management Services McKenzie Rhody, LLP Mutual of Omaha Bank,CondoCerts
PCMI/Severn Trent, AAMC
RealManage Sears, Bennett & Gerdes, LLP The Urban Foresters Tu, Payne & Associates, PLLC Silver Allied Universal Aquatic Management of Houston, Inc. Bartley & Spears, P.C. Best Plumbing, LLC Brick Restoration, Inc.
Canady & Canady, P.C. Church Services
Crest Management Company, Inc., AAMC D & C Contracting, Inc. Earthcare Management, Inc. High Sierra Management, Inc., AAMC Hoover Slovacek, L.L.P. J.Q. Brick Repair and Restoration Services, LLC Lambright & Associates, PLLC Masonry Solutions, Inc. Merit Service Solutions, LP North Law, P.C. Pools by Dallas, Inc. Preferred Management Services, AAMC Property Services SCS Management Services, Inc. Sterling Association Services, Inc. Tuttle Construction Union Bank Homeowners Association Services Yellowstone Landscape Bronze BB&T Association Services Brookway Horticultural Services
Cox CPA Services, Inc. Goodlife HOA Management, LLC I.M.S. Landscape Services, Inc. Kilowatt Partners, Inc Kraftsman Commercial Mainscape Playgrounds & Water Parks Pampered Lawns, Inc. Ted W. Allen & Associates, Inc. Silversand Services, Inc. Sweetwater Pools Ted W. Allen & Associates
The Spencer Company Treece Law Firm VanMor Properties, Inc. Your name here in 2017 |
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Professional Management Development Program
2017
CASE STUDY
July 27-28, 2017
M-201 Facilities Management
December 7-8, 2017
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April 10, 2017
"Community association" is a generic term that encompasses many names used around the world to describe common-interest housing. A few examples include:
- Common-interest community (CIC) is used by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws.
- Common-interest realty association (CIRA) is the term preferred by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
- Common-interest development (CID) is used by the California Department of Real Estate.
- Condominium association refers to units like apartments, townhouses or other private units that are part of a single structure or group of structures.
- Homeowners association (HOA) is often synonymous with "common-interest community" and usually describes a community of single-family homes.
- Property owners association (POA) can refer to a residential community or a group of offices or other non-residential property.
- Strata title is a term used in Australia, New Zealand, and British Columbia that describes individually owning part of a property, such as an apartment, and sharing ownership in the property's common or public areas.
- In France and some parts of Quebec, condominiums are called copropriété divisée (divided co-property).
- The traditional term in Spanish-speaking countries for a common-interest community is propiedad horizontal.
- Condominio is the term used in Italy.
Regardless of the name, most community associations in the U.S. are incorporated and subject to state statutes that govern nonprofit corporations. Remember, membership in an association is not voluntary; you become a member when you purchase a home in the community.
Stephanie Ferrante
Chapter Executive Director
stephanie@caihouston.org
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Roy Hailey Memorial Education Foundation
Sporting Clay Tournament
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Tuesday, April 18, 2017 12:30 PM Check in
Greater Houston Gun Club
6700 McHard Road, Houston, Texas 77063
Roy Hailey was an extraordinary individual, attorney and advocate who died too young. To honor his memory the Roy Hailey Memorial Education Foundation has been established to provide educational opportunities and scholarships to managers of community associations working towards industry certifications as well as the volunteers that serve them.
Learn how to become a sponsor
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Kid's Meals Volunteer Day
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Wednesday, April 19, 2017 9:00 AM - Noon
Kids' Meals
330 Garden Oaks Boulevard,
Houston, Texas 77018
Lunch bag by lunch bag we can help make a difference. Not just preparing sandwiches, we will be making memories while giving back to our community.
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CAI Annual Conference and Exposition
Las Vegas
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Wednesday, May 3 - Saturday, May 6, 2017
Caesars Palace, Las Vegas
It's a sure bet! Cash in on new ideas, play to win by networking with the best of the best, and raise the stakes on your career at the CAI Annual Conference and Exposition, May 3-6, at Caesars Palace Las Vegas. This year we're "All In To Win," upping the ante as we share best practices and lessons learned for community and career success.
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Education
How to Eat an Elephant:
Taming your E-Mail Box
Sponsored by Daughtry & Jordan, P.C.
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Thursday, May 11, 2017 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
The Hilton Houston Westchase
9999 Westheimer, Houston, Texas 77042
This is a very practical session that assists managers in dealing with and organizing the many emails that fly back and forth in association management.
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2017 Legislative Session Update
Presented by Texas Community Association Advocates
Sponsored by Daughtry & Jordan, P.C.
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Thursday, June 8, 2017 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
The Sam Houston Race Track - Winners Circle
Main Building, Second Level
7575 North Sam Houston Parkway West,
Houston, Texas 77064
Find out how the changes from the 2017 Legislative Session will affect your community, management company or business.
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Business Partner Exchange
Reverse Trade Show
Sponsored by Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey PC
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Thursday, June 8, 2017 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM
The Sam Houston Race Track - Winners Circle
Main Building, Second Level
7575 North Sam Houston Parkway West,
Houston, Texas 77064
Managers and homeowners get a quick 3 minute opportunity to network directly with our trusted business partners, and find new solutions, services and products to benefit their communities and companies.
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Professional Management Development Program
Professional Community Association Manager (PCAM) Case Study
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hursday, July 27 - Friday, July 28, 2017
The final step toward earning the PCAM designation.
The PCAM Case Study is a comprehensive examination of an actual community association, combining classroom discussion with an extensive on-site inspection. You'll explore the community in depth, reviewing its administrative procedures, legal documents and communications; meeting with its manager, board members and key personnel; and learning about the local area. You'll be encouraged to ask questions and openly discuss issues faced by the association.
To register for the PCAM Case Study, you must successfully complete the prerequisite courses (
all 200-level PMDP courses) and receive written confirmation that your PCAM application has been approved within the previous year (other requirements apply).
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| CAI C.a.r.e.s. Community Association Recognition of Excellence in Service |
| CAI wants to celebrate your company's or community association's accomplishments, unique activities and events and spread the word so other community associations can use your great ideas and other companies can share your spirit of giving. Once a quarter, we honor the best of the best with special awards and recognition for the community and the submitting party. Share your story |
| Committee Information - Get involved |
| Do you have a great idea? Can you think of a way to make our events more successful? Join the fun, learn new skills and make new friends - it's as easy as joining a committee. Find your committee |
| Educated Business Partners |
| CAI has created an online course for business partners new to the community association industry. To learn more |
| Homeowner Hotline 832-251-1874 |
| The Greater Houston Chapter of the Community Associations Institute (CAI) has a free HOA Hotline, Submit a question |
| Job Postings |
| Would you like to post a job opening on our chapter website? Job postings are complimentary to GHC-CAI members. Click here |
| CAI Course Results and Course History |
| CAI course results and course history for our members are now available online by visiting CAI's website (www.caionline.org). Learn how |
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If you have any questions or comments about Chapter Activities, or if you'd like more information, please contact us:
Greater Houston Chapter - Community Associations Institute
9525 Katy Freeway, Suite 303
Houston, Texas 77024
Building Better Communities
713/784-5462
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