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RESERVE FUNDS
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    2-Minute video
   -sample resolution
   -to pay for amendments
   -transfers between line items
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   -100% funded
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   -consumer warning
   -diverting contributions
   -duty to fund reserves
   -FHA requirements
   -fully-funded
   -funding plan
   -rule of thumb
   -underfunded (pdf)
Interest
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Landscaping
   -landscape designer
   -turf replacement
Pool of funds
Prioritizing reserve spending
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   -on reserve funds
   -on reserve interest
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INVESTING RESERVE FUNDS
See "Banking" menu

 
RESERVE STUDY
*Study required
   -altering the study
   -correcting errors
Aging Infrastructure Report (pdf)
     video
Annual disclosure
Capital improvements
Certification of reserve analyst
Diligent visual inspection
DRE operating cost manual
Elements of the Study
   -component inventory
   -funding plan
   -summary
Frequency of study
Life expectancy of components (pdf)
National Reserve Study Standards (pdf)
Professional reserve analyst
Reallocating funds
Reserve Line Items
   -concrete balconies
   -elevated structures (balconies, walkways, stairwells)
   -golfing greens
   -insurance deductible
   -plumbing
   -slopes
   -speed bumps
   -trees
   -turf replacement
Reserve specialist
Small associations
Visual inspection
 
RESOURCES
Int'l Capital Budgeting Institute
 
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