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Washington Reserve Studies

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Serving the Greater Seattle Region

Reserve Data Analyst has local reserve study professionals who are accredited, experienced and provide a high quality of work. All our reserve studies in Washington State comply with National Reserve Study Standards and exceed all the minimum standards with CAI and APRA report requirements. 

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Customized Reserve Studies

Reserve Data Analyst studies are created to cater to our client's needs. Other than complying with the statutory rules and regulations we ensure each study considers the Associations own long term budgeting goals. Funding models can be included to reach specific goals such as FHA approval, an expedited full funding level or inclusion of special assessments to name a few.

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Customer Care

Before us ever stepping onto the site or taking our first tally of the common area components we aim to make sure we start off with a high level of customer service. To us this means returning phone calls, answering questions, educating where needed and being available. This emphasis on providing a higher level of customer service during each step of the reserve study process separates us from the competition. 

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Experienced Professionals

Reserve Analyst

Joel L Tax, RS

 

Direct: (425) 749-5008

 

Seattle | Bellevue | Spokane | Olympia | Tacoma | Tri-Cities

Washington State Resources

 

>  WA State Minimum Reserve Study Report Standards

 

>  Sample Assessment & Disclosure Form

 

Since 2001 Joel has had experience in matters related to reserve studies, inspections, consulting, valuation, budgeting and development of Reserve Data Analyst's proprietary reserve study software. Joel is the owner of Reserve Data Analyst, Inc. 

 

Joel has earned the distinguished Reserve Specialist (RS) designation from the Community Associations Institute. This designation is given to those reserve study professionals who adhere to the highest standards in the industry. 

 

Joel grew up in the greater Seattle area and graduated from Central Washington University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in the year 2000. Over my career I have made it a priority to remain on top of industry trends completing hundreds of hours of continuing education relevant to construction, real estate market trends and software development related to budgeting.

Sample Reserve Study & Washington State Guidebook

SAMPLE WASHINGTON STATE RESERVE STUDY
WASHINGTON STATE RESERVE STUDY GUIDEBOOK

Studies Exceeding National & State Reserve Study Standards

Washington State law has specific minimum report requirements with respect to reserve studies. Our studies meet and exceed National Reserve Study Standards which are published by the two leading organizations in the industry (CAI & APRA) and all minimum State standards. Additionally, we can quickly provide an Assessment & Disclosure Form to our Clients when needed to inform membership of the projections that are set to occur.

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Knowledgeable & Experienced

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Common Interest Communities

From timeshares to cooperatives, we are able to provide reliable and responsive service for all your reserve study needs. Washington State has a wide variety of ownerships and with our customizable studies we are able to meet your needs; everything from percentage ownership to phased projects.

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Condominiums

With the experience of thousands of condominium community reserve studies under our belt you can be assured we have the expertise and know how to complete a comprehensive reserve analysis study. Have your Condominium Board or Property Manager call us today for a free reserve study proposal!

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Resorts, Hotels, Apartments

Our commercial Clients can also see significant use from our reserve studies as they can more adequately budget for long term costs associated with running their businesses. All too often businesses find themselves in a place of financial insecurity due to large project expenses. Why not budget for them?

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