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Dear Arkansas
Landlords,
I’m humbled to be serving you,
the great landlords of Arkansas, as president of the Landlords
Association of Arkansas for 2009.
I would like to thank Marie
Willis for her dedicated service this past year. I would also like to
thank all the past presidents and the board for their service in
strengthening and building this valuable association.
To all the individual landlords
who have joined their local chapters and participated in those units, I
would like to extend my great appreciation and thanks. I would like to
encourage your continued involvement.
I encourage you to look for ways
to invite all landlords in your local area, who have not yet joined with
us, to participate in your local meetings.
One of the things that I would
like to do this year is to increase the Landlords Association of
Arkansas’ ability to handle multiple items and issues that come before
it. I purpose that we assign all the state board into several different
committees. Namely the Legislative Committee (which is already in
existence), the Marketing/Membership Committee, the Education Committee,
and any other committee that may be needed to conduct the reoccurring
matters that lay before us. Each board member would be asked to serve in
one of these committees. As members of the committee you would
synergistically create ideas, plans, and actions pertaining to that
committee. Those items would then be shared at the state association
meeting each month. The items would be discussed briefly by the entire
board and then voted on. I can see the Landlords Association of Arkansas
making great strides in moving ahead multiple agendas by asking everyone
on the board to participate in these committees.
Please encourage all active
landlords in your local groups to come and help on these different
committees. It is imperative that each local group is represented at the
state’s association meeting each month.
In the near future you will be
able to view a monthly report here at this website that will help keep
you informed on what the state board is doing.
With Respect,
Bud Bailey
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