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2020 Census and Your Community Association
As the 2020 Census is set to end October 31, 2020, communities can expect increased activity by Census takers. This … more
Can Our Community Restrict Political Signs
Election season is here and already raising many questions regarding a community’s authority to restrict political signs. … more
2020 Community Association Legislative Update – Part II
At the time of our last Legislative Update article, the Florida Legislature was working on several bills that would … more
Another Fair Housing Case for Community Associations to Swim Around
The Federal Fair Housing Act, 42 U.S.C. 3601 prohibits housing providers from discriminating on the basis of race, color, … more
Local Central Florida Governments Adopt Ordinances Registering and Taxing Short Term Rentals
Communities and local municipalities appear to be losing the battle in Tallahassee against the powerful lobbying efforts of … more
Association Records: Who Has Space for All These Minutes?
With another legislative session in the books, we are taking a closer look at the new laws to analyze how they will change … more