Winter Capriola Zenner Senior Associate Joshua F. Jones assisted a townhome community association in securing a $1.25 million loan to fund a critical exterior restoration project. The financing will support long-term property preservation while allowing the association to move forward with necessary repairs in a structured and financially sound manner.
As legal counsel to the association, Joshua worked closely with the Board of Directors and management team throughout every stage of the loan process. His role included advising on governance requirements, attending informational meetings with community members, facilitating the approval process for both the loan and the related special assessment, and negotiating and finalizing all loan documentation through closing. This hands-on guidance helped ensure transparency, compliance, and informed decision-making at every step.
Joshua Jones is a Senior Associate at Winter Capriola Zenner and a member of the firm’s Community Association Law and litigation teams. He represents community associations in a wide range of matters, including governance issues, collections, enforcement actions, and complex transactions such as loans and special assessments.
Supporting Community Associations Through Complex Financing Decisions
Securing financing for large-scale capital projects presents unique legal and practical challenges for community associations. Boards must balance the need for timely repairs with fiduciary obligations, governing document requirements, and member communication. Experienced legal counsel plays a critical role in helping associations navigate these issues while minimizing risk and maintaining community confidence.
Winter Capriola Zenner’s Community Association Law practice advises condominium associations, homeowners associations, and townhome communities across Georgia on matters involving financing, special assessments, covenant enforcement, governance, capital improvements, long-term planning, and dispute resolution. The firm works closely with boards and community managers to provide clear guidance, practical solutions, and strategic support tailored to each association’s needs.
Community associations face complex legal, financial, and governance challenges that require careful planning and experienced counsel. This work reflects Winter Capriola Zenner’s broader commitment to delivering client-centered legal solutions grounded in experience, collaboration, and integrity. By working closely with association leadership and community members, the firm helps clients address immediate needs while supporting long-term stability and success.
Contact our experienced community association law attorneys to discuss how we can support your association’s legal and operational needs.