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The January 4 memo, written for you
On January 4, 2027 the replacement reserve floor rises from 10% to 15% of assessment income. The budget your boards adopt this autumn is the budget that gets tested, so a community that clears underwriting today can fail in the new year on the same numbers. Put a community's figures in and the memo to its board writes itself, with the arithmetic shown.
It goes out over your name, not ours. Nothing here is sent anywhere, nothing is stored, and the memo carries no mention of Averbrook. Copy it, edit it, and send it as your own, because it is.
Your memo
Read it before you send it. It is written from the figures you entered and nothing else, and you know the community.
Why this one is worth sending early
Of the three dates that changed condo lending this year, January 4 is the only one a board can still do something about. The August 3 change to Full Review is already in force and the July 1 deductible cap is a matter for the insurer, but the reserve floor is decided by a vote on a budget, and that vote happens in the autumn.
A board that hears about it in January hears about it as a failed sale. The whole point of a memo now is that it is still a budget decision rather than a market problem.
The full reference, with the agency sources behind each figure, is on the rules page, and the readiness check tests a community against six of the thresholds a questionnaire is graded on.
When the questionnaire itself lands
The memo is the easy part of this. The questionnaire is forty answers out of the association's own documents, every arithmetic field computed with the working shown and every material answer carrying its source. We produce it, you review and sign it, and it comes back in 24 to 48 business hours. The first package for any new client is free.