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Helping to Alleviate Condominium Unit Owner Reservations About New Statutory Reserve Requirements
The unanimous passage of Florida Senate Bill-4D was met with jeers, cheers and fears to some degree by nearly every … more
Not My Building Not My Problem: Special Assessments, Cost of Repairs, and Who Has to Pay
Condominium associations exist in high concentration throughout Florida, many of which are made of a collection of … more
Florida’s Condominium and Structural Safety Law – 2022 Legislative Update
After failing to pass legislation during the 2022 regular legislative session in response to the Champlain Tower tragedy, … more
Community Association Liable for Negligently Installed and Maintained Bollard
In one recent appellate court case, J.L. Property Owners Association, Inc. v. Schnurr, 2022 WL 39421 (Fla. 4th DCA, January … more
Significant Changes in Mortgage Underwriting Immediately Impacts Florida Condominiums
As a result of the Champlain Towers South collapse, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have imposed new requirements for mortgages … more
Individualizing the Statute of Repose Analysis
In a recent case, Spring Isle Community Association, Inc. v. Pulte Home Corp., et al., Case No. 5D20-1420, the Fifth … more