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M100 Community Association Management Actual Exam with Detailed Verified Answers a+ Grade Assured

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M100 Exam Questions With Answers Graded A+ Community Association - Answer Mandatory memberships, mutually binding contracts, lien-based assements Purpose of community association - Answer Provide for the community, business, and governance aspects of the association Basic types of community association - Answer Planned communities, condominium, and cooperatives Planned community - Answer HOA, owner association Condominium - Answer Owner of his/her unit Cooperative - Answer Owns stock/holds lease Types of community associations - Answer Master/umbrella, Mixed use development, 55 and older Association derives legal obligation from - Answer Federal, state and local laws- legal documents, lender requirements, standards set by professional bodies EEOC - Answer Equal employment opportunity commission Equal employment opportunity commission - Answer Prohibits discrimination in hiring, promoting, etc. FLSA - Answer Fair Labor Standards Act Fair Labor Standards Act - Answer Dictates standards for minimum wage FMLA - Answer Family Medical Leave Act Family Medical Leave Act - Answer Provides for unpaid leave for various medical issues FICA - Answer Federal Insurance Contributions Act OSHA - Answer Occupy Safety Health Act

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Occupy Safety Health Act - Answer Outlines safety guidelines for employees FCC - Answer Federal Communications Commission Federal Communications Commission - Answer Regulates what restrictions associations have on antennas and satellite dishes State statues - Answer General, specific, uniform General state statutes - Answer Apply to all organizations Specific state statutes - Answer Apply to only one or more types of community associations Uniform state statutes - Answer Standardize laws in various states that affect community associations Hierarchy of governing documents - Answer Plat Declarations Articles Bylaws Rules Bundle of rights - Answer Declaration, CCR, master deed What trumps articles? - Answer Declaration Plat/map - Answer Shows precise location of each lot or unit Declaration, CCRS, master deed - Answer Establish the chain of title and rights of ownership for each piece of real estate Proprietary lease - Answer Defines member or stockholders right and obligations in a relative to the living unit Articles of incorporation - Answer Documents that establish the corporation Bylaws - Answer Formally adopted regulations for the administrative and management of a community association Resolution - Answer Motion that follow a swell format and is formally adopted by the BOD public offering statement - Answer Disclosure statement- not apart of the governing documents

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Benefits of incorporating - Answer Limits liability Makes it easier to deal with contractors Scope of Rules and ARCH guidelines - Answer Behavior of residents, guests and visitors Appearance of individual lots/units Use of common property Use of individual lots/units Types or rules or resolutions for a community association - Answer General Administrative Special Policy General resolution - Answer Involve routine events (adoption of annual budget) Administrative resolution - Answer Affects internal operations of the community association (i.e.: where board meetings are held) Special resolution - Answer States board decisions apply a policy or rule to individual situation (i.e.: decision about alleged rule violation) Policy resolution - Answer Affects owners rights and obligation - addresses ambiguities and omissions in the declaration Sections of a resolution - Answer Purpose Authority Scope and intent Specifications Due process procedure - Answer Formal process designed to protect the rights of all parties involved Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) - Answer Encouraging people to comply with rules and regulations by using trained uninvolved 3rd party Arbitration - Answer Win lose- lose lose Mediation - Answer Win win Budget components - Answer Revenue Expenses Types of expenses - Answer Mandatory Discretionary

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