Past
Seminars
Reserve Funding - "Reservations"
(How Much Did You Say?)
- Date: Thursday, September 12, 2002
- Time: 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
- Place: Ramada Don Valley Hotel, 185 Yorkland Blvd., Toronto,
Ontario
Now that you have your Reserve Fund Study completed
What's Next? This timely seminar will examine what Directors need to know
about how to raise the necessary funds to ensure their corporation is properly
funded for a more promising future.
The seminar will examine the different funding options
- whether it be increases to common element fees, special assessments or
outside financing. Expert speakers will provide an overview of the Pros
and Cons of each option. Sources and requirements for financing will be
examined and issues such as owner approval and bylaw amendments will be
discussed. Qualifications for obtaining a loan as well as the best way to
structure the loan will be examined. Finally, the need to 'sell' the plan
to the owners and keep them informed will be explored.
Astronomical Shortfalls in Reserve Funds have left
some directors shocked and scrambling for answers!
This seminar will explore and explain the options available
to corporations ... regardless of the size of their funding requirements.
Topics to be Covered:
- How a condominium corporation can collect the money to
finance its major replacements/repairs.
- Increased Monthly Contributions, Special Assessments
or Loans: Tips from the Experts on the Pros and Cons of each option.
- How a condominium corporation can get a loan; a look
at the required qualifications.
- How to best structure your loan to meet your condominium
corporation's needs.
- How to manage your reserve fund so you do not run out
of money.
- How to 'sell' the plan to the owners and keep them informed.
Our Qualified Speakers:
Moderator/Panelist:
Richard Pearlstein RCM, AIHM,
CMOC, ACCI
President, Northcan Property Management Inc.
Panelists:
John Warren CA
Adams Masin and Tilley LLP
James Taylor B.A., Sc., P.Eng
President, GPM Financial Corp.
Frank Drake
Originator - Mortgage Lending, Firm Capital
David Morrison B.A., LL.B.
President, Morrison Financial