What is the Mission & Vision of CAI Tennessee?
The Tennessee Chapter of CAI is dedicated to enhancing the quality of Community Association Living in the State Of Tennessee. We accomplish this through education, legal advocacy, professional development and networking opportunities. Learn more at www.caionline.org/join. 


Our chapter will receive the Best Net Retention Award for 2018 Chapter Achievement & Excellence for
retaining 88% of the membership at the upcoming conference. We have eclipsed the 300 member mark!

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Attn: Members! You may have seen or heard stories recently in the media regarding shootings in an HOA over unpaid assessments. See the most recent here.

In the event you are contacted by the media for a particular incident or a general inquiry, we drafted a response you and/or your board may want to consider using (see below). We don’t recommend you respond unless you are contacted by the media. If you need any assistance with a media response, please let us know.

MEDIA RESPONSE  
Community Associations Institute (CAI) is deeply saddened and troubled by the recent mass shootings in our country. We are also concerned about the news of a recent shooting of a homeowners association board president’s wife by a resident allegedly delinquent in paying their assessments. Our neighborhoods should be safe and secure with residents who are kind and compassionate. CAI members hope for a full recovery and swift justice for the victim.

For information about resident rights and responsibilities for better communities, click here. 

Chapter Goals

1. Emphasize education by providing increased educational & training sessions to manager,
Business Partner and CAVL members.

2. Bridge the gap in distance of CAI members throughout Tennessee by forming and implementing
regional councils and increasing membership statewide.