Since the landmark legislation of July 1, 2024, Florida Homeowners' Associations (HOAs) have been operating under significantly stricter regulations. For boards and Community Association Managers (CAMs) in 2026, these "new" laws are now the standard for daily operations. Failure to comply with these provisions—specifically House Bill 1203 and updates to Chapter 720 —can now result in severe penalties, including criminal charges for board members. This guide summarizes the cur

Following the sweeping legislation of 2024 (specifically House Bill 1021 ), Florida Condominium Associations have entered a new era of strict regulatory oversight. For boards and managers in 2026, the "transitional" phase is over. These laws are now the standard operating procedure. Unlike Homeowners' Associations (governed by Chapter 720), Condominium Associations (Chapter 718) face unique challenges regarding structural safety and stricter criminal penalties for board malfe

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There is some confusion about the differences between a condominium, a homeowners’ association, and a cooperative. Residents of these...

It can be a wonderful experience being on the board of a condo or homeowner’s association. Many members really enjoy the experience of...

The HOA board manages the community in accordance with the law and the HOA’s bylaws. Meeting the Florida HOA board member requirements can..