Find, fill in, and download documents for your association. Review with your board and counsel before use.
Florida and general templates. Check each document’s jurisdiction before use.
24 templates
Plan annual income and expenses for your association.
Jurisdiction: Florida. Applies to: homeowners' associations under ch. 720, condominium associations under ch. 718, and cooperatives under ch. 719.
Define the scope and review of your association’s reserve study.
Define the scope and review of your association’s reserve study.
The general ledger structure everything else keys off. Your budget, your monthly financial package, your annual financial report and your reserve schedule are all views of this one list. Get it right once and the other four stop fighting each other.
The monthly reporting pair. Two statements, produced together, that tell a board what the association owns and owes on one date, and what it earned and spent over a period.
A working format for the monthly financial package your board reviews, and for the annual financial report Florida requires you to deliver to owners. Replace every bracketed placeholder. Delete the sections that do not apply to your association.
Define the scope and review of your association’s reserve study.
A working report for a Florida community association board. Fill it in, take it to the meeting, and work straight down it.
A Florida association records request has two halves, and most published forms only build the first one. The owner's half is a written request. The association's half is a dated response that says, record by record, what was produced, what was withheld, and under which statutory exclusion it was withheld. The second half is where the deadline is met or missed, where the rebuttable presumption attaches, and where the $50 per day exposure begins.
Jurisdiction: Florida. Applies to: homeowners' associations under ch. 720, condominium associations under ch. 718, and cooperatives under ch. 719.
A complete leasing packet for a Florida community association: the cover checklist, the application itself, the per-adult screening authorization, the owner's certification, and the decision record the association keeps.
A fill-in-the-blank record of a board meeting for a Florida community association, built so that the things Florida law actually requires in minutes are impossible to leave out, and the things that should never appear in an official record are flagged before someone types them.
Florida. Homeowners' associations (Ch. 720), condominium associations (Ch. 718), and cooperative associations (Ch. 719).
Florida condominium association. Chapter 718, Fla. Stat.
A complete approval packet for a Florida condominium association to use when a unit is sold, transferred, or mortgaged and the governing documents give the association a right to approve that transaction.
{{ASSOCIATION_NAME}} Application for approval of an exterior modification, addition, or alteration
A complete rules-and-regulations document for a Florida community association, built so a board can delete the sections that do not apply to its community and keep the parts Florida law does not let it skip.
Set out the business to cover at your next meeting.
Record meeting decisions, motions, and follow-up actions.
Define the scope and review of your association’s reserve study.
Collect the details needed to review a proposed property change.
Organize income and expense accounts consistently.
Define the scope and review of your association’s reserve study.