2019 Board of Directors Chairman Stephanie Burns, CAM®, NALP®, CAPS®
Vice-Chairman Stacey Holt, CAM® Secretary/Treasurer Tracey Crowe, CAM® Immediate Past Chairman Andrew Klahn, CAPS®, NALP®, HCCP®, CAM® Managers Representative Gia Suastegui, CAM® Maintenance Representative Ron Koman Supplier Representative JD Wright Management Directors Anne Adams, CAM®, NALP® Melanie Brink, CAM® Chloé Evans Tina Hamor Sully Lemmons, CAM®, CPM® Stephanie Liston, CAM®, CAPS® Katherine Morrow, CAM® Jenn Mulholland Lori Torres, CAM® Dee Wilson Maintenance Directors Diane Mason, CAMT®, CPO® Dale Smith, CAMT®, CPO® Supplier Directors Valerie Hirsbrunner Jennifer McCoy, Esq. Loyd Owen Dwayne Rawls Lacey Smithson, NALP® IREM Representative Richard Wright, CPM® MDHA Representative Norman Deep Legal Advisor M. Wesley Hall President Diane Carter
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Chairman-Elect Zac Ward, CPM®
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2019 Awards & Installation Banquet Metal Sponsors 2019 Awards & Installation Banquet Chairman’s Award 2019 Awards & Installation Banquet Lifetime Achievement 2019 Awards & Installation Banquet Beautification Awards 2019 Awards & Installation Banquet Diamond Awards 2019 Awards & Installation Banquet Trade Show Awards
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General Membership Meeting Branding in the Digital Age NALP Registration Make that career commitment today CAMT Registration Be a jack-of-all-trades and a master of maintenance It’s the Law Noise Complaints
Vice President Scott Meert
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Finance Connie Morris
Statistics Bobbi Turner, ARM® Marketing Design Specialist Vickilynn Diaz Member Services Jenny McWhorter Active Past Chairmen Mary Bradley Brad Cather, CPM®, HCCP®, SHCM® Kirby Davis Faye Ellis, CPM® Diana English Andy Gass, ARM® Barbara Haynes Shelley James, CAM®, CAPS®, CPM® Tammy Lee, CAM® Chari Lewis, CAM®, CAPS®, CPM® Stacy L. Molen, CAM® Nancy Morris Linda Page, CPM®, ARM® Ellen Parker Susan Sherfield, CPM® Lisa Swick, CAPS® Rita Wilkinson, CPM®, ARM® Joyce Wolfe
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2019 Chairman’s Award
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Stephanie Burns NTS Development 2019 Chairman
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2019 Lifetime Achievement DIANE CARTER b y j i m g ortm a k er
It is my great honor to present, on behalf of everyone in our industry, the 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award to our beloved Diane Carter! This award is given to the person who has dedicated her entire career to making the Greater Nashville Apartment Association the best association in the country! To understand Diane Carter’s enormous contributions to our apartment association, we need to look back to 1990 when she first took the reins. I have been in the apartment business for 40 years and the last decade has been the best run of good news for our industry in my lifetime. The rental business is booming, the economy is booming, and Nashville is booming! But today’s encouraging environment is nothing like the beginning of Diane’s 30-year career. Multifamily housing in the 1980s was devastated by the federal government taking away tax incentives. This destroyed apartment values, drove management companies into bankruptcy, and put hundreds of financial institutions out of business. Foreclosures were everywhere and apartment vacancy was high. Our industry was a mess and it took years to overcome. Diane Carter became our Association president at the beginning of this recovery with many properties and management companies still struggling. In her first year, I was Chairman of our Association Board, and we faced declining membership, weak participation in meetings, and $20,000 of unpaid bills that the Association owed to local businesses. Our annual budget was only $100,000 (compared to our 2020 $2 million budget). Times were tough! For a brief time, we even had to drop our membership with the National Apartment Association. At this time, Diane was our only employee – making just over minimum wage. By the end of the first year, under Diane’s careful management, we had settled all our past due bills, re-established our membership with NAA, and had a surplus of $27,000. For the next 29 years, we had an exceptional, creative, hard-working, well-organized, never-complaining Association President who made this organization better and stronger every single year while following the leadership of 29 different Association Chairmen. Diane was nationally recognized as the Executive Director of the Year by the National Apartment Association just three years after she began her role as Executive Director and was a key player in hosting the National Apartment Conference in Nashville in 1995. continued on p. 31
Congratulations Diane! From your friends at the Law Offices of Hall & Associates
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2019 Beautification Awards NEW - 5 YEARS
First Place
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Second Place
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2019 Beautification Awards 6 - 10 YEARS
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Second Place
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2019 Beautification Awards 11 - 18 YEARS
First Place
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2019 Beautification Awards 19 - 25 YEARS
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2019 Beautification Awards 26 - 39 YEARS
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2019 Beautification Awards 40+ YEARS
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2019 Beautification Awards BEST RENOVATION
First Place
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Second Place Chelsea Place
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Third Place
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2019 Beautification Awards BEST FLOWERS
First Place
Avondale at Kennesaw Farms
Second Place
IMT Cool Springs
Third Place The Knolls
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2019 Beautification Awards BEST CLUBHOUSE
First Place The Shay
Second Place 505 Nashville
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Third Place
Residences at Capitol View
2019 Beautification Awards BEST MAINTENANCE SHOP
First Place
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2019 Beautification Awards BEST MODEL
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Second Place
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Third Place 505 Nashville
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2019 Beautification Awards BEST OF THE BEST
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2019 2019 Diamond Awards PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR
Management
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Assistant Manager Meredith Dixon
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Leasing
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2019 2019 Diamond Awards PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR
Multifamily Executive Denise Belt
Presented by Summit Roofing
Service Technician Branon Saldana
Maintenance Manager Diane Mason
Presented by Terron & Dana Mercer, L.I.C.R.A.-Nashville
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2019 2019 Diamond Awards VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
Management
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2019 2019 Diamond Awards COMPANY OF THE YEAR
Management
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2019 2019 Diamond Awards GO-GETTERS
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2019 2019 Diamond Awards MAINTENANCE MANIA
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2019 Trade Show Awards LOCAL COMPANY
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2019 2019 Trade Show Awards NATIONAL COMPANY
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Nashville has obviously grown from a secondtier city to a first-tier/destination city and our Apartment Association has grown with it. Our industry now has a strong legislative voice, membership has quadrupled, and we are dedicated to offering gold standard education. Our Statistics/Market Survey (GIS) Global Information System provides an unbiased voice for regional market conditions. Community Service activities also play a significant role in our association. Diane’s accomplishments are far too many to list and we are grateful for each of them. If there was a GNAA bonus attendance award, Diane would have earned it! Over the past 29 years, the association has had 348 board meetings, and get this – she has not missed a single one! That’s amazing! Congratulations, Diane!
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It’s the Law
Noise Complaints “Oh, it was just a small party. Only two police officers showed up.” Some evictions are more complicated than others. In nonpayment cases, we can rely on management’s testimony and records to support the eviction case. However, there are many lease violations that will require more proof than just the manager’s testimony and the resident’s file. Gathering this additional proof, documenting the complaints we receive, and solidifying our grounds for termination are a necessity before the eviction process begins. Even relatively minor infractions, like noise complaints, are no exception. All tenants have a common law right to quiet enjoyment of their premises, and more importantly, all tenants have a duty not to disturb the peaceful enjoyment of others. When the apartment upstairs is playing loud music until 4:00 a.m., we can all agree that there is a lease violation and eviction is appropriate. The question is, “How do we prove this violation in court?” Generally speaking, management will not be a witness to the noise that’s causing the complaint, either because it’s happening late at night, or because as soon as the tenants see an authority figure, they will decrease the volume. If site management does witness the noise, how much weight will their testimony carry? Since we’re in court, the Judge realizes that our goal is to remove the tenant. Therefore, the assumption is we will do whatever necessary to achieve this goal; the Court will need more than our word to justify evicting the “party hosts” from their home. Our chances will improve if we use a resident’s or third-party’s testimony. Often, that could be the complaining resident, or it could be a responding police or courtesy officer. Without this third-party testimony, there is less chance of succeeding in court. Documentation is also vital in any eviction process. When resident complaints come in, ask that they be submitted in writing (email is acceptable). The statement will be more accurate and more convincing to the Court if it is written soon after the incident occurred. Explain to the resident that you’ll be happy to investigate the written complaint and address the matter by Wes Hall, Esq., Law Office of Hall & Associates
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with the offending resident. Also, explain that without their cooperation, you are limited as to the action you can take. If there is police involvement, collecting as much contact information as you can is imperative, especially if the police response does not result in any citations, charges, or arrests. If the responding officers can testify that upon their arrival they discovered loud music, party noise, etc. coming from the apartment, their testimony will assist in proving that the lease was breached by disturbance of the peaceful enjoyment of others, even if there were no citations or charges brought. If you have on-site courtesy officers, make sure they are taking good notes during all patrols and confirming complaints that occur during their shift. These notes are very valuable. If the courtesy officers are required to be in court, they will be able to specifically recall the circumstances that are your grounds for eviction. The Court will allow witnesses to refer to their own, handwritten notes; these notes will greatly increase the credibility of the testimony if they have been made at or near the time of the incident. Audio and video recordings of the situations can be helpful as well, but there are limits to their usefulness. The witnesses will still need to appear in court to testify that they personally heard or saw the incident that was recorded. Recordings rarely exemplify the severity of a noise disturbance; the audio recordings could hurt your case more than help. A recording leaves the question of the volume unanswered. Therefore, specific testimony as to the volume is necessary. There’s never a guarantee in eviction cases, but having good notes, records, and other factual evidence will give you the best chance of success. Always remember, if the evidence gathered for this particular breach is not strong enough for eviction, it will usually be strong enough for a curable notice of default. This notice of a curable breach will be very helpful if another breach occurs. When these notices of breach are used together, the resident’s continuing habit of causing disturbances will indicate a pattern of disregard of other residents’ rights. Having proper documentation of both violations will carry great weight in support of your case.
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