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Association Mold Remediation Role Questioned

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Q: What are the powers and duties of a condominium association in Florida regarding unit repair and reconstruction to treat mold after a hurricane? (L.N., via e-mail)

A: Like many legal issues, “it depends.” Mold has …

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Retroactive Application of Rules Explained

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Q: My condominium association is considering implementing a new rule. They are unsure if the new rule can be applied retroactively to violators who broke the rule before it was enacted. If the board decides to enforce this rule, …

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Meeting Motion Starts Fireworks

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Q: At the recent annual meeting of our condominium association, the president asked at the end of the meeting if there was any “new business.” I raised my hand and made a motion to appoint a committee to audit …

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Smoking Ban Raises Questions

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Q: My condominium association board recently implemented a “no-smoking” policy after receiving numerous complaints about second-hand smoke. Several residents continue to smoke in their unit and on their balcony, insisting they have the right to do so in their …

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“55 and Over” Housing Explained

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Q: I have a question on people moving into a “55 Plus Park” at age 55 or older. Can I later give the home to a younger relative with children? (G.A., via e-mail)

A: The federal …

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The Impact of Rentals on Community Associations with David Muller, Vice Chair of Becker’s Community Association Practice

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This week’s episode of Take It To The Board explores a topic that resonates deeply with many community association boards: the impact rentals have on a community and how to balance an owner’s desire to lease out his or her …

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“Single Family” Use Restriction Questioned

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Q: Our board is seeking clarification on the “single family” use restriction stated in our declaration of condominium. The term is not clearly defined in our documents, and we would like guidance on how to interpret this clause when …

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Fining Notice Procedures Questioned

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Q: I recently read your article about the recent amendments to the statute on fining in homeowners’ associations and have a question. Does the 14-day notice need to be sent by certified mail? (A.G., via e-mail)

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Transforming Your Corporate Culture with Motivational Speaker & Author Chris Dyer

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Join host Donna DiMaggio Berger on this week’s Take It To The Board podcast as she welcomes Chris Dyer, a motivational speaker, author, and former CEO who’s led teams of thousands. Ranked as the #1 leadership …

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The Three Key Elements of Properly Noticing a Special Assessment Meeting

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Special assessments are becoming more and more common in community associations. As the frequency of special assessments increases, so does the possibility of delinquencies in payment of the special assessments. A crucial element of collection of a delinquent special assessment …

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