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2025 CAI Indiana Expo and Trade ShowJoin Us on May 16, 2025!The Community Associations Institute (CAI) Indiana Chapter invites you to the 2025 Annual Conference & Expo at The Alexander Hotel in Indianapolis. An exciting opportunity to learn, network, and engage with industry professionals! Wild West Expo Event Countdown
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Testimonial from Pyles Pools "As a long-standing business partner with CAI, we greatly appreciate the opportunities it provides for networking and building relationships. At our recent TopGolf event, John Pyle and I had the chance to meet and connect with property managers in person—something we likely wouldn’t experience without CAI. These events allow us to put faces to names and strengthen the connections we rely on daily. For us, the greatest benefit of being part of CAI is the ability to network, collaborate, and engage within a community of resources. It’s this sense of connection that makes CAI so valuable. We are excited to see CAI continue to grow because, together, we can build stronger communities and learn from one another. Thank you for hosting such a successful event—we look forward to many more!" |
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CAI Celebrates 50,000 Members!Building Better Communities Together About CAIThe Community Associations Institute (CAI) is the leading international authority on the community association housing model, including condominium associations, homeowners associations, and housing cooperatives. With over 64 chapters worldwide, CAI provides education, resources, and advocacy to support the homeowner volunteers who govern communities and the professionals who serve them. Milestone Achieved!CAI has surpassed 50,000 members, underscoring its growing influence and commitment to supporting common interest communities worldwide. This achievement reflects the vital role that community associations and the professionals who support them play in shaping housing and governance. What We Offer
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| Indiana lawmakers are considering changes to homeowners' association (HOA) regulations, led by Rep. Julie Olthoff (R-Crown Point). Concerns arise over a lack of compliance, with only 40% of HOAs filing required documents with county recorders. The Indiana Builders Association opposes changes, while Kelly Elmore of the Community Associations Institute advocates for stronger enforcement tools and potential fee limits, read more and watch the testimony... |
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