Common Interest Developments (CIDs) include: condominium projects, planned developments, stock cooperatives, and community apartment project. Although known by a variety of names in different states, all community interest developments allow homeowners to share in use of common property and facilities, and provide a form of self-governance through a homeowner's association (HOA). Homeowner Associations (HOAs) are made up of the homeowners in development, who usually elect a board of directors from their membership to run the affairs of the association. Many HOA boards hire professional property managers to handle the day-to-day administrative functions. As the number of CIDs and HOAs grows, so too dues the need for professional property managers who specialize in this field. To take advantage of these increasing opportunities, you must be well-versed in both national laws, such as the those governing Over-the-Air-Reception Devices, and state-specific laws, such as California's Davis-Stirling Act (both of which can be found in this book).

Homeowner's Association Management: Managing Common Interest Developments (CIDs)

Walter Roy Huber

Kim Tyler

educational textbook company

From back cover - Codes and statutes vary from state to state, so why learn about New Jersey law when it isn't applicable in California? We focus on California cases; We site California's 29 codes; We explain the evolution of California law; We list California legal opinions. You'll find the ground breaking California case decisions we've selected are not only important, but interesting and engaging as well. (Description by http-mart)

California Business Law

Walt Huber

James Owens

Educational Textbook Co.

California Business Law (California Business Law Instructors Manual)

Published in 2018, this newest edition of California Business Law has undergone major C-ID renovations, including the title. It is now the 5th edition of California Business Law (Legal Environment of Business). There is a reason for this change, that includes among other things a mandate from the Community College Chancellor's Office (Senate) regulating the material necessary to include in a Business Law or Legal Environment of Business book in order to qualify it for transfer to the Cal-State or UC System. They have adopted a "universal" C-ID numbering system of 120 (Business Law) and 125 (Legal Environment). Although not all community colleges use this numbering system, they are required to adhere to the topics enumerated in the list.

CALIFORNIA BUSINESS:LAW+LEGAL ENVIRON.

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