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Condo Board Education: Navigating the New Compliance Requirements

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Serving on a Florida Condominium Association board under Chapter 718 requires a firm understanding of community governance, and the recent updates have strictly defined the educational compliance standards for all directors, with no exceptions. In the past, signing a written acknowledgement affirming that a director had read the governing documents and would uphold them was […]

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Insurance Renewal Season: A Fiduciary Guide for Florida Association Boards

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As a director on the board of a Florida condominium or homeowners’ association, you are undoubtedly aware that the annual insurance renewal process presents a formidable challenge. Pursuant to your association’s governing documents and Florida Statutes (specifically Chapters 718 and 720), the board of directors bears a strict fiduciary duty to procure and maintain adequate […]

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The Essentials of Serving on a Florida HOA or Condominium Board

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The Essentials of Serving on a Florida HOA or Condominium Board Serving on a homeowners’ association (HOA) or Condominium board in Florida is both a privilege and a responsibility. Board members are elected volunteers who must balance community needs, legal obligations, financial stewardship, and resident expectations. Understanding the role clearly is essential for effective leadership […]

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What makes a good HOA Board member?

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The best homeowners association boards are those with engaged, active members. If you’re thinking about joining a board – we encourage you to consider it! It’s a great experience, you can learn a lot and also be able to help chart the course for your small community.  However, if you’re on the fence or aren’t […]

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5 Best Practices for Better Community Management

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Five Best Practices for Better Community Management If you’re a board member or an association manager for a Florida condo or co-op community, you know the types of challenges you face on a daily basis. You work to maintain the common areas of the community to keep property values as high as possible, oversee the […]

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6 Social Media Tips for HOAs

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Like the rest of the tech world, social media has come a long way. Years ago, My Space was the only game in town. Today, the social platforms count comes in at over a hundred. There are shoppable sites like Pinterest Product Pins and Shopify; social media live streams like Twitch, YouTube, and TikTok; business […]

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Top 5 Best Practices for Your HOA Budget

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Top 5 Best Practices for Your HOA Budget While Homeowners Associations (HOAs) support residents in myriad ways, they also impose rules to help maintain a clean and cohesive atmosphere. A board (typically comprised of member residents) is a multi-functional resource. Tasked with acting in the best interests of all, boards are intended to oversee grounds […]

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Top 12 Home Safety Tips for the Holidays

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Top 12 Home Safety Tips for the Holidays With the holidays fast approaching so begins the planning and prepping! One thing that should also be on your list this year is how to keep your home safe. We’ve put together some easy solutions that will bring you peace of mind and allow you to focus […]

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How to Effectively Communicate with Your Community

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Effective communication builds trust. In an HOA environment, the absence of solid information can spur rumors. Rumors cause agitation. Agitation makes the board’s job that much harder. So, getting ahead of gossip and conjecture will make for a much happier subdivision. The other upside? By sharing details of upcoming improvements for example, you may spark […]

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