Is your condominium community friendly to hearing-impaired resident? Or prepared to accommodate owners who are blind, use a wheel chair or otherwise affected by a disability at the next board meeting or social event? Originally from Community Associations Network National
Jay of Boynton Beach wants his homeowners association to send owners regular statements monthly, quarterly, etc. to coincide with regular assessment payment cycles. Makes sense, right? Originally from Community Associations Network National
Condo associations up and down the Keys are likely anxiously awaiting Acting Circuit Court Judge Ruth Becker’s decision in a sewer-fees case pitting the city of Marathon against Keys RV. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Rep. Julio Robaina’s office reports this morning that Florida House of Representatives Speaker has assigned a bill number to his draft legislation on condominium reform, a move that could lead to a hearing on whether to add the bill to the special session which begins today. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Every resident is living through the same headaches as the buildings in the East Naples community off Rattlesnake Hammock Road are getting a major overhaul because of structural defects. Originally from Community Associations Network National
But now families have a nicer place to live. It is a new beginning at Cascades condo complex. The place used to be a dump with a long list of issues. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Currently, community associations have the right to use foreclosure as the ultimate delinquent assessment collection tool when owners in the community do not pay their apportioned share of the common expenses and reserves. Foreclosure is the enforcement device that allows a creditor, in this case a homeowners association, to force the sale of an owners [...]
The Fire Life Safety Codes have been in existence for many years and are considered very important. I have a national news service that sends me articles on condominiums each day and almost every week I receive news about fires in condominiums Originally from Community Associations Network National
The manager of a Jacksonville condominium association has pleaded guilty to embezzling nearly $167,000 from its bank account over a seven-year period. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A husband and wife are suing Mayor Jimmy Johnson and the other officers in their condo association, claiming they have discriminated against the couple because of the woman’s chronic lung disease. Originally from Community Associations Network National
