Showing posts with label meetings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label meetings. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 4, 2017

Association Management Group To Co-Sponsor Builders Classic Charity Golf Tournament April 19 in Raleigh, NC

Paul K. Mengert, President of Association Management Group, Inc.



Association Management Group, Inc. (AMG) is co-sponsoring the 2017 Builders Classic Golf Tournament for the North Carolina Home Builders Association members and their guests on Wednesday, April 19. The tournament will be held in Raleigh, NC and supports the NC Home Builders Educational and Charitable Foundation, which provides scholarships to students majoring in construction-related fields.

The annual Builders Classic Golf Tournament donates all proceeds to family members of the NCHBA members. Last year’s tournament raised $10,500, which was awarded to four college students.

“AMG is pleased to assist North Carolina home builders in investing in the state’s future with their charitable event, which helps to expand short- and long-term housing career and home opportunities,” said Paul Mengert, AMG president.

About AMG: AMG is a professional community association management company dedicated to building effective community associations. AMG guides and assists executive boards to help protect the association's interests, enhance the lives of community members and improve the property values in the community. With offices throughout the Carolinas in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Charlotte and Raleigh, NC, and Greenville and Aiken, SC, AMG is a knowledgeable partner in enforcing community governing documents with a proven set of processes and techniques, and supporting communities with a broad range of services which can be tailored to individual community needs. Association Management Group, Inc. is a locally Accredited Business by the BBB and is a nationally Accredited Association Management Company (AAMC) by the Community Associations Institute. For more about AMG, visit www.amgworld.com

Tuesday, March 7, 2017

How Your Homeowners Association Helps Your Community



Although we take lots of things for granted nowadays, the reality is that our homeowners association does have a major role to play in regards to our community. Not only is the Homeowner Association responsible for nurturing the local area, but it also helps repair public items in your area, and it delivers a wide array of other great benefits.

HOAs increase the security and safety of your community

The Homeowners Association is known for enhancing the security and safety for your neighborhood. Sometimes you may receive locked gates, other times you can have private security options and so on. Plus, the HOA might even have a neighborhood watch to ensure that there is no suspicious activity in your area.

Provide Maintenance

Public buildings and landscape areas in your neighborhood also need to be nurtured, but many times your neighbors or even yourself might not have the time for them. Thankfully, the Homeowner Association can help with these small tasks. As a result, you will have a more welcoming, visually stunning community.

Provides a sense of Unity

The Homeowners Association delivers a sense of unity. It allows the neighbors to get closer to one another and it also brings in front a way for the community to be more dynamic, strong and focused. Plus, it easily shares relevant information with all people that live within its borders. You get to be informed about any water/electricity maintenance, extra costs and so on.

Regular Meetings

You can make your voice heard thanks to the Homeowner Association. Yes, there are regular HOA meetings within your community, and this will allow you to state what you think and what solutions can be found. You also get to know the opinion of other neighbors in regards to relevant local topics.

Can Lower Taxes

Maybe one of the most important benefits of being affiliated with the Homeowner Association is that they can help keep taxes lower. They tend to maintain amenities, roads and so on. The local municipality doesn’t need to bother with these types of problems. If you live within the borders of an HOA, you will be able to pay smaller taxes as a whole. 

In conclusion, the Homeowners Association can help your community in multiple ways. It’s always important to try and help the HOA to the best of your capabilities, as you can always access some incredible results this way. Granted, there will be a few challenges along the way, but the experience can be second to none in the end. So, try to stay close to the Homeowner Association and rest assured that you will be more than impressed with the value you can get in the end!

Thursday, November 3, 2016

ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT GROUP CEO PAUL MENGERT ELECTED TO CHAIR HOA LEGISLATIVE ACTION COMMITTEE




 Paul Mengert, Founder and CEO of Association Management Group, was recently elected to chair the NC chapter of Community Associations Institute’s Legislative Action Committee. The NC LAC’s goal is to work for legislative solutions that benefit HOAs.






FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  October 28, 2016

CONTACT:     Paul Mengert, PCAM   AMG
Pmengert@amgworld.com 

www.amgworld.com 
 



ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT GROUP CEO PAUL MENGERT
ELECTED TO CHAIR HOA LEGISLATIVE ACTION COMMITTEE

Mengert Brings Vision, 30+ Years of Experience
as Advocate for North Carolina Homeowners


(CHARLOTTE, NC) -- Paul K. Mengert, founder and CEO of Association Management Group, one of the Carolinas’ largest professional homeowner association managers, has been elected chair of the Community Associations Institute’s (CAI) NC Legislative Action Committee. Mengert was voted in by his NC CAI chapter peers and will serve a two-year term.

An important part of this grassroots organization is to monitor and share information about legislation that may affect communities, Mengert noted. “Our job is to work toward legislative solutions that are right for homeowners and their associations,” Mengert said.  “Surveys of community members indicate they do not want additional government regulation, preferring for the elected leaders of each community to make decisions for their neighborhood. It’s an honor to chair this committee and work in the best interest of community members and their associations.” 

The NC CAI serves the educational, business and networking needs of community associations, and works to preserve, protect and enhance community associations across the state. One of the largest CAI chapters in the country with more than 850 members, NC LAC is composed of condominium, cooperative and homeowner association members, leaders, managers and industry professionals.

NC LAC has been a vital partner with State legislators, working with them to formulate the North Carolina Planned Community Act (State Statute 47F) to provide reasonable protections to homeowners, and other laws relating to community associations.

Community Associations Institute is the national association serving community associations nationwide and internationally. CAI provides education and tools to community volunteer leaders and board members as well as industry professionals, with the end goal of creating successful, harmonious neighborhoods.

About AMG:  AMG is a professional community association management company dedicated to building effective community associations. AMG guides and assists executive boards to help protect the association's interests, enhance the lives of community members and improve the property values in the community. With offices throughout the Carolinas in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Charlotte and Raleigh, NC, and Greenville and Aiken, SC, AMG is a knowledgeable partner in enforcing community governing documents with a proven set of processes and techniques, and supporting communities with a broad range of services which can be tailored to individual community needs. Association Management Group, Inc. is a locally Accredited Business by the BBB and is a nationally Accredited Association Management Company (AAMC) by the Community Associations Institute. For more about AMG, visit www.amgworld.com.