While strictly commercial condominiums are governed by many of the same requirements of the Condominium Act as residential and mixed-use condominiums, there are exceptions. While not an exhaustive list, here are some of those exceptions: Insura...
2024 New Laws for Homeowners' Associations
In this article: New Website RequirementsOfficial Records Policy Now RequiredFinancial ReportingNew Right for Owners to Request an AccountingNew Board Director Education RequirementsNew Architectural Control RequirementsHurricane Protection Standards...
2024 New Laws for Condominium Associations
In this article: Owner Email Addresses, Facsimile Numbers, and Personal InformationNew Documents that are Now Official RecordsRequirement to Organize and Official Records and Recover Missing RecordsOwner Requests to Inspect Official RecordsNew Docume...
2024 New Miscellaneous Laws for Community Associations
In this article: Community Association Manager RequirementsMy Safe Florida Program HB 1021, HB 1203, and HB 1029, effective July 1, 2024 Community Association Manager Requirements CAMs must turn over all official records to the association withi...
Surprise! ALL Florida Condominium Associations Must Fully Fund Reserves for Structural Components
When the additions to The Condominium Act requiring "Milestone" inspections and "Structural Integrity Reserves Studies" ("SIRS") were made last year, many condominium associations with buildings less than three stories in height breathed a sigh of re...