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**Association:** _______________________________________________ **State:** ____________ **Property type:** ☐ Condominium ☐ Cooperative ☐ HOA ☐ Other **Fiscal year:** ____________ to ____________ **Prepared by:** ____________________
Florida
**Jurisdiction:** Florida. **Applies to:** homeowners' associations under ch. 720, condominium associations under ch. 718, and cooperatives under ch. 719.
Reporting, analysis, and practical perspectives on the issues facing community associations.
policy · Apr 21, 2026
The 2022 condo safety law produced more compliance noise than action. Here's the short list of what your board has to do this year, what 'completed' looks like, and where the deadlines actually bite.
guide · Apr 18, 2026
Most board-vendor disasters trace back to four things that should've been checked in week one. Here's the short list (license, insurance, references, and scope clarity) and how to verify each in under an hour.
Follow federal regulatory notices, state legislation, and property-related weather alerts in the industry feed.
Federal Register · Nov 13, 2026
HUD is seeking approval from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for the information collection described below. In accordance with the Paperwork Reduction Act, HUD is requesting comments from all interested parties on the proposed collection of information. The purpose of this notice is to allow for 60 days of public comment.
Federal Register · Nov 12, 2026
This final rule revises HUD's Section 214 regulations to require the verification of U.S. citizenship or the eligible immigration status of all applicants and recipients of assistance under a covered program regardless of age. The rule will also make prorated assistance a temporary condition pending verification of eligible status of all family members, where permitted by statute, as opposed to under HUD's current regulations where prorated assistance could continue indefinitely. These amendments bring HUD's regulations into greater alignment with the wording and purpose of Section 214 and align with the current Administration's priorities and regulatory reform efforts.
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An ordered orientation for new directors, with short modules and a printable reference packet.
15 min
What to read, who to meet, and what not to rush.
25 min
Declaration, bylaws, articles, rules: what each one controls.
Read up on governance, reserves, vendor management, and your board responsibilities.