Advertiser Buyer’s Guide
Alliance Association Bank (AAB) is designed to provide a dynamic portfolio of financial services to the Community Management industry. Their products provide a blueprint to accelerate efficiency, reduce costs, and increase revenue. AAB’s desire is to be your business partner by continuously offering innovative solutions to the unique industries they service. They encourage you to learn more about them.
Association Reserves is proud of the work that has been accomplished through CAI in the state of Washington to advance Community Association living. The company’s roots began here in the 1980’s, and have since grown to be the country’s leading Reserve Study provider, having performed over 35,000 studies in 44 states and 8 countries. Thank you CAI Washington!
Barker Martin, P.S. is a full-service litigation and homeowner association general counsel law firm. Their general counsel attorneys help association boards with statutory interpretation, rules enforcement, dispute resolution and a myriad of other homeowner association legal issues. Their litigators are experienced trial attorneys with a deep understanding of construction, insurance and contract law.
Charter Construction has spent 30 years perfecting the art of building. They are a general contractor experienced in a wide range of high-end residential, commercial, industrial and reconstruction projects, and have earned a reputation throughout the Pacific Northwest by continually exceeding expectations and delivering quality work to their clients.
The Coe Law Firm PLLC’s practice includes a broad range of real estate and business matters. These matters include the representation of a large number of condominium and homeowner associations on legal matters including real estate issues, business and corporate governance, governing document drafting, rules enforcement, owner disputes, and the like.
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