New Jersey HOA Manager Licensing - Is NJ Ready?

Описание: What if a person with no background check, no experience, and no credentials could legally run a New Jersey condominium with a $10 million budget?

Right now, that’s not a hypothetical.

In this conversation, we dig into a proposed New Jersey bill that could require state licensing for community association managers—and the more you look at it, the more complicated it gets.
Is licensing overdue protection for associations?
Or is it another layer of government without the details to back it up?

From stolen funds and limited recourse, to unanswered questions about enforcement, education, and accountability, this discussion exposes why managers and board members should be paying close attention before opinions are formed and votes are cast.

If you manage—or serve on—a New Jersey association, this is one debate you can’t afford to ignore.

You can find the entire interview at:    • NJ HOA Bills - $2000 Fines, Shady Boards, ...  .

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Donald A. Guardian • [email protected]
David Byrne, Esq. • Ansell Grimm & Aaron, PC • [email protected]
Raymond Dickey • AssociationHelpNow.com

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