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5. Community Trends® and
Common Ground
CAI-NJ publishes Community Trends®
monthly and CAI National publish-
es Common Ground bi-monthly. Both
Community Trends ® and Common
Ground provide informative articles
about community association living.
The articles in Community Trends® are
written by industry participants through-
out New Jersey, so it tends to be
more NJ centric in its focus, whereas
Common Ground covers the entire US
and has broader content. What’s great
about these publications is that they are
written by volunteer leaders, property
managers, and service providers who
are sharing their knowledge of a partic-
ular subject with everyone. Community
Trends® keeps you up to date on issues
effecting NJ community associations
and Common Ground lets you know
about what is happening in the rest of
the country. It’s a win-win combination.
And yes, they are free to members.
Once you are a member, both pub-
lications will be available on-line or
delivered to your home.
6. CAI Webinars
The website offers live
and on-demand webinars on a variety
of topics impacting community associ-
ations. From “Best Practices for Worst
Cases: Emergency Planning and
Recovery” to “Good Governance:
The Essentials of Board Performance”,
there is bound to be a webinar that
interests you. With over 200 on-de-
mand webinars available to mem-
bers, it is a terrific resource for people
who enjoy learning by listening to
presenters and their interactions with
their audience. Since the webinars
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