Welcome to the Tennessee Chapter of CAI (Community Associations Institute). We invite you to join our chapter and get involved! CAI TN 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. Explore our website or call (615) 874-0031 to learn more about joining this award winning chapter of CAI.

The Community Associations Institute needs your help! We need you to tell your state legislators to SUPPORT SB 863 – HB 750. These bills amend the Tennessee Condominium Act to require the Board of Directors to conduct a Reserve Study every five years. The purpose of this important planning tool is to inform owners of the condition and life expectancy of common elements of the association so owners can reserve funds for necessary maintenance and replacement expense and avoid special assessments.
This legislation aligns with CAI public policy guidelines to ensure communities are safe and assists in planning strong financial futures for community associations. The bill will require Condo associations to conduct a reserve study every five years beginning January 1, 2024. If a community has already performed a study after January 1, 2020, it will count as the first and begin the five-year clock.
Act now! Contact your Senate and House member to ask him/her to VOTE YES on SB 863 – HB 750
Sincerely,
Community Associations Institute Legislative Action Committee
Upcoming Meetings
Date: March 31, 2023
Register by March 29
Time: 11 am - 1 pm
Venue: Maggiano's Little Italy
Address: 3106 West End Ave., Nashville, TN 37203
Speaker:
Brink Fidler
Founder & President
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Men of Valor
 
Men of Valor is an organization committed to winning men in prison to Jesus Christ and discipling them. Their purpose is to equip them to re-enter society as men of integrity – becoming givers to the community rather than takers. To learn more about this charity, visit their website at www.men-of-valor.org.
 
 
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While working with our Community Partner Men Of Valor, we are collecting donations for the following items throughout the year and are asking for your help! You may also bring used men’s clothing to the monthly meetings or any other events throughout the year and drop in the collection box in the lobby next to the registration desk. We will make sure that the items are delivered to them.
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CAI Tennessee's Mission & Chapter Goals
CAI Tennessee Chapter Goals
2. Bridge the gap in distance of CAI members throughout Tennessee by forming and implementing regional councils and increasing membership statewide.