A community association management company handles the daily operations that a volunteer board cannot reasonably take on alone. Whether the community is a Homeowners Association (HOA) or a Condominium Owners Association (COA), a Licensed Community Association Manager (LCAM) is the person who lines up the vendors, watches the statutory deadlines, prepares the budget, keeps the records straight, and stays in regular contact with homeowners while the board sets the direction. Get the hire wrong, and a community can spend years recovering the money and the goodwill. The interview is where most...