Join HOAleader.com for a webinar on how to create a smart—and enforceable—rental policy at your HOA.

You’ll hear two community association lawyers with decades of hands-on experience in advising associations share their best advice on:

• What to know about rentals in HOAs: Is it true they can lower property values? Or is that just an urban myth perpetuated by stuffy, get-off-my-lawn-type owners?
• The pros and cons of creating rental restrictions in your community, including the biggie: How do we enforce it?
• Factors to consider when you evaluate whether your HOA needs a change in policy—whether it’s going from a no-rental plan to permitting rentals or the other way around
• What you need to know about the booming business of short-term rentals by homeowners
• Provisions to include in a rental policy to ensure it’s reasonable and enforceable
• Best practices for educating your community on your proposed rental policy so you can actually get it passed
• How to monitor your owners’ activities to ensure they’re not violating your policy
• Tips to make enforcement less daunting, time-consuming, and contentious, including smart ideas for fines that will deter and punish abusers
• And much more!

Liz leads our firm’s national Community Associations industry team and works in our Williamsburg, Virginia office. She is widely regarded as a thought leader in this industry and is a frequent speaker at CAI (Community Association Institute) events on topics relating to community association law. She is a regular contributor to publications such as www.HOAleader.com. Liz teaches a class on community association law at William and Mary Law School, which is the only one of its kind in Virginia and one of only a handful nationwide.

Liz is co-presenting the webinar with David Firmin, managing partner at Hindman Sanchez P.C. in Lakewood, Colorado.