Transcription of RESERVE STUDY GUIDELINE
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State of California Department of Real Estate RESERVE STUDY GUIDELINES for Homeowner association Budgets August 2010 State of California Department of Real Estate RESERVE STUDY GUIDELINES for Homeowner association Budgets August 2010 This independent research report was developed under contract for the California Department of Real Estate by Eva Eagle, , and Susan Stoddard, , AICP, Institute for the STUDY of Family, Work and Community and David H. Levy, , Janet Andrews, MBA, was responsible for the original design, layout, and typography. The Department of Real Estate revised this publication in August 2010. It includes updates by Roy Helsing PRA, RS to insure it aligns with current California Law and the guidelines of the association of Professional RESERVE Preparers (APRA) and the Community Associations Institute (CAI).
important management information tool as the asso ciation strives to balance and optimize long-term property values and costs for the membership. For buyers, understanding the reserve study is an important part of evaluating the value of a CID property. For association members, reserve planning helps assure property values by protecting
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