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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: June 30, 2009
CAI-NE Calendar of Events
July 14
CAI-NE Board of Directors Meeting
Wellesley, MA
July 16 - 17
M-206 Financial Management
Natick, MA
$395.00 Members
$495.00 Non-Members
July 16
Managers' Committee
September 11
CMCA Exam
CAI Offices, Wellesley, MA
$250.00 Members
$250.00 Non-Members
September 12
Maine Condo Forum & Expo
Portland, Maine
$35.00 Members
$55.00 Non-Members
September 15
CAI-NE Board of Directors Meeting
Wellesley, MA
September 26
Hot Topics: Finance & Legal
Chelmsford, MA
$35.00 Members
$55.00 Non-Members
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