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Be Very Careful in Responding to Criticism from Condo Owners
Anyone in association management or volunteers on the board fully understands what it means to deal with “that owner.” They are generally the critics on the sideline, someone who finds
Small Changes Can Have Big Repercussions
Throughout HB 1203, which goes into effect on July 1, several very small changes could have large implications on how any association governs itself and its community. Of course, most
New Procedures for Violation Notices
Perhaps there is no greater animosity between a homeowner and a community’s association than fines imposed for violating the community’s covenants. When a homeowner does not edge the grass, pressure
Follow the Statutes or HOA Fines are Waived
One of the primary methods of bringing homeowners into compliance with neighborhood statutes is by fining homeowners for violating the community’s covenants. Florida Statutes are very clear on how an
New Training Requirements for HOA Board Members
For years, it was relatively simple to become a board member of your homeowners’ association. In most cases, you raised your hand, went through an election and you served your
New Rules for Architectural Review Boards
It is certainly no secret the architectural review board of a homeowners’ association can often be a center of disagreement for communities. A simple search finds endless stories about a