Le Firm is proud to teach this advanced course for senior community managers through CMCA. The program explores the relationships, responsibilities, and processes involved in creating developer-controlled common interest developments and successfully transitioning them into owner-involved associations.

The course covers Department of Real Estate documents and regulations, start-up operations before the first close of escrow, development phasing schedules, ongoing association operations, and emerging trends affecting new communities.

Participants will also receive practical guidance for working effectively with developers, establishing service-provider requirements, and onboarding homeowners. The goal is to help community managers build a strong operational foundation that supports an efficient, informed, and well-functioning homeowners association from the outset.