11 Sep Disclosure Issues: Condominiums and HOAs Disclosure Issues: Condominiums and HOAs Tuesday, September 11, 2018 (9:30 AM to 10:30 AM) 1.0 CE Hours Webinar Details You're Registered! DescriptionLocationInstructorsCancellation Policy Condominiums and Homeowners Associations are a specific form of legal ownership that have specific sales and disclosure requirements. Jason Grosz is a partner with Vial Fotheringham LLP where he represents Condominium and Homeowners Associations. He will discuss issues like special and serial assessments, building envelope studies, reserve requirements and other issues that realtors need to consider when working on a common interest association transaction. Webinar Webinar Jason Grosz Jason L. GroszPhone. 503.684.4111Email. jlg@vf-law.comPractice Emphasis:Homeowner and Condominium Association Law Construction Defect LitigationReal Estate Land UseProfessional Experience:Jason joined Vial Fotheringham in 2003 and currently represents homeowner and condominium associations in various types of litigation including construction defect, land use, architectural review, and rules enforcement.Jason also provides general counsel relating to HOA governance, document amendment, turnover, and development issues.Professional Involvement:Jason served as a past President of CAI-Oregon (Community Associations Institute), and is a member of OWCAM, the Real Estate and Land Use and Litigation sections of the Oregon State Bar, and the Multnomah Bar Association. Jason also actively volunteers for the Lewis and Clark Law School Mentor Program.Teachings and Publications:Due to his committed involvement in groups advocating for homeowner associations, Jason has presented at numerous seminars, courses, and law forums on construction defects and general HOA matters at CAI, OWCAM, VF seminars, and many other organizations, including teaching Oregon Association of Realtor Courses on Common Interest Ownership. Jason is a regular Contributor to “Legal Eagles” Q&A for CAI, Oregon Community Bulletin, and is quoted extensively in the “Going to Pot” article in Common Ground Magazine article on HOAs and the legalization of marijuana.Education:Lewis and Clark Law School, J.D. 2006University of California, San Diego, Magna Cum LaudeBar/Court Admissions: Oregon State Bar Washington State Bar OAR Live Courses OAR reserves the right to cancel a course if a minimum enrollment* is not met, in which case a full refund would be given. OAR rarely cancels a class due to bad weather. Email all cancellation requests to education@oregonrealtors.org. *The number qualifying for minimum enrollment is determined by course provider. To receive a full refund, a cancellation request must be received via email (education@oregonrealtors.org) 48-hours prior to the start of any class. Any cancellation request received after the 48-hour time period will result in no refund. No refunds or credit given for NO-SHOWS. Emergency cancellations may be considered by the course provider and will be reviewed on a case by case basis. OAR Live Courses & Online Courses Are NON-TRANSFERABLE.OAR live and online courses are different products. Time spent in each cannot be transferred from one to the other, or interchanged. All students should be advised that they are required to complete 100% of the OAR course solely live in the classroom or 100% of the OAR course solely online; if a student chooses to cancel from one mode to another, they must start the course again from the beginning. A cancellation must be approved by OAR.