Seeking Justice Together
Is your HOA targeting you unfairly? Homeowners' associations (HOAs) have the legal authority to enforce community rules, but that power has its limits. In Miami-Dade County, where HOA disputes are common, enforcement can sometimes cross the line into harassment....
Homeowners Associations in Florida serve the community by maintaining common areas and enforcing rules to preserve the neighborhood's aesthetics and property values. When you purchase a property within an HOA, you automatically become a member and are bound by its...
You may live in a condo community because of the many conveniences and amenities it provides. Some of these benefits include a pool, low-maintenance living and a community gym or common area. While Florida legislation requires that condominium associations carry...
Purchasing a home as an investment property to rent out may provide extra income. However, if you fail to abide by the neighborhood rules or pay fees set up by the HOA, you may lose that money. In Florida, an HOA has the right to intercept rent proceeds in certain...
The constant evolution of Florida condominium law often means that condo agreements face many challenges. As a result, some of the most common issues for condo owners and associations revolve around outdated information. 1. No late fees for delinquency The right for...
State law governs how Florida condominium associations manage their operations and conduct basic units. The way that they collect unpaid dues and assessment fees is subject to several important regulations. In recent months, bills amending the Florida Condominium Act...
You've bought a condominium, townhouse or a house in Florida as a second home, and while you enjoy spending time in the Sunshine State, your primary home is elsewhere. It makes sense to rent out your property to get a return on your investment. However, the question...