Wilderness Lake Preserve

One of the primary business duties of an association is maintaining and preserving property values of residential units and the common property. To do this properly, associations must develop funding plans for future repair or replacement of major common-area components, such as roofs, boilers, elevators, swimming pool components, balconies, asphalt surfaces, decks, and more

 An association has several funding options, including periodic assessments over the life of assets, special assessments at the time of replacement, borrowing funds when needed, a combination of the above, or the most common method is the setting aside funds in a special category commonly called reserve funds, replacement reserves, replacement funds, or simply reserves.  This folder contains the Reserve Study for the association outlining recommendations for appropriate funding.

Attachments:

File	Description	File size	Last Modified
Water's Edge Reserve Study		575 Kb	27/01/10 11:50
Villas of Deerfields Reserve Study		625 Kb	27/01/10 11:50
Natures Ridge Reserve Study		351 Kb	27/01/10 11:50
Lakewood Retreat Reserve Study		292 Kb	27/01/10 11:49