Condo terminations are usually a complicated and stressful situation to navigate. There is a sour taste in many long-term condo owners’ mouths from the termination attempts in the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis of 2008-9 when vacant condos led some...
CC&Rs aren’t meant to stay relevant forever – as society evolves, so do HOA laws. If and when your board decides to change or amend an existing bylaw, you will need to ensure it’s done properly and is legally compliant. Because declarations and bylaws are...
The standard operating procedure whenever there is a question about the process for a condo association to do anything is to first look at the Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs). It is the core of the governing documents for your association, so it is...
Few things in the world are more heated than disputes between neighbors in a condo association. This is why the question of who is entitled to see a Condo Board’s Minutes in Florida is so pressing. While the request being granted (or denied) can seem arbitrary,...
It goes without saying that an HOA budget is a fundamental piece for any board to oversee and manage. It acts as a guide to steer the board to its goals. A budget can help you prepare for the coming year’s expenses such as: ...
South Florida is undergoing a lot of changes right now. One of the biggest changes is that new home buyers are taking the plunge into a market that is full of changing rates and demand. When new home buyers go into the market, they are hopeful; however, they are often...
