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Real Estate Commission to conduct free virtual ‘Condorama’ education event Nov. 18

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(PC: Hawaiʻi Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs)

The Real Estate Commission, together with Community Associations Institute Hawaiʻi Chapter, will conduct a free “Condorama XI” event via webinar on Nov. 18.

The event will take place from 9 to 11 a.m. and will feature four speakers recognized in the condominium community for their expertise in Hawaiʻi condominium law.

The event is geared toward condominium owners and is open to the public.

(PC: Hawaiʻi Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs)

Topics Include:

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Impact of Lahaina Fires on Insurance Premiums Statewide

  • Potential increases in condominium insurance premiums for Hawaiʻi due to losses sustained from the wildfires on Maui- presented by Sue Savio.

Misinformation Affecting Community Associations – What to Know and What to Do

  • Understanding the impacts of misinformation on social media and the strategies to address it- presented by Ian Lind.

Effectively Dealing with Rogue Boards

  • Understanding and managing rogue board members to minimize disruption to the board and the association- presented by Paul Ireland Koftinow.
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Labor Law – Fundamentals of Hiring and Firing

  • Basics for board members and association to know when hiring or terminating employees- presented by John Knorek.

Registration is available online at: https://www.caihawaii.org/

Following the presentation, a recording of the event will be made available on the CAI Hawaiʻi and DCCA Real Estate Branch Condorama websites. 

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For more information regarding Condorama XI, visit the Real Estate Branch website at https://cca.hawaii.gov/reb/condorama/, or call the Real Estate Branch at 808-586-2644.

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