When a water leak occurs, many condominium associations prioritize figuring out who is responsible for the water leak and the resulting damages. However, in most cases, that is the wrong approach when dealing with a water leak. Instead, if a water leak occurs, your condominium association should focus on engaging […]
During COVID, many condominium associations started using video conference meetings as a daily routine. What began as a temporary fix soon proved to be a useful tool. Video meetings help boost participation, make it easier for seasonal residents to join, let traveling board members stay involved, and keep owners with […]
If there is one association meeting guaranteed to fill a room, ignite strong opinions, and test the limits of parliamentary procedure, it is a recall meeting. Recalls have a way of transforming otherwise quiet communities into high-stakes forums where every vote, signature, and procedural step is critical. This article discusses […]
You should always consult your legal counsel when dealing with the limited common elements of your condominium association because, chances are you hold some misconceptions about that they are or how to identify them. After all, correctly determining whether certain property is part of a unit, the common elements, or […]
Conflicts of interest transactions remain one of the most complicated and misunderstood aspects of community association governance in Florida. While the term itself often carries a negative connotation, Florida law does not treat every conflict as improper, so long as the proper disclosures and procedures are followed. Florida Statutes Chapters […]
