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Classes – Board Cert Only

THE WAIT IS OVER!
Becker’s NEW 4-Hour Board Certification courses are now available!

Because of the administrative burden involved in processing certificates and CEU credits, Becker will be …

Board Meeting Absences Questioned

Q: One of the board members of our homeowners’ association has attended only one meeting in the past year and has not provided any reasons for their absences. I found no clear guidelines in our association’s documents on how …

Community Update – August 2024

In this Issue

As the back-to-school season kicks off, it’s the perfect time to embrace new beginnings …

Making It Easier to Amend Governing Documents

Clients frequently ask how to amend their governing documents, and how to make the amendment process easier. There is one preliminary step I recommend, to help an association successfully amend their governing documents. First, I recommend a board look to …

Classes – ARCHIVE – 8.15

Becker’s 4-Hour Board Certification Courses

Because of the administrative burden involved in processing certificates and CEU credits, Becker will be charging non-clients and managers a nominal fee to take …

Roofing Changes Usually Require Member Vote

Q: Our condominium association is thinking about changing roofing materials. Our bylaws say that a majority of the unit owners who participate in a meeting can decide any issue, “unless a specific voting percentage is stipulated in the declaration, …

Community Update – December 2023

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A new year means new goals! As we turn the corner into 2024, this …

The Effect of Section 720.3045, Florida Statute on Homeowner Association

Section 720.3045, Florida Statutes was created during the recent legislative session as part of House Bill 437. This section prevents associations from restricting the installation, display and storage of “any item” on a parcel that is not visible from the …

Community Update – October 2023

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This issue of CUP brings a range of topics …

Who May Run for the Board?

Can a non-owner be a Board member in a Condominium?

Every year this question comes up in one form or another. In some cases, it is a spouse who is not on the deed who wants to be …