Fla. Stat. § 723.075
Homeowners' associations
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Common Elements summary — Section 723.075 authorizes mobile-home owners in a Florida park to form a homeowners' association and lays out the basic membership and operational rules. The association may be incorporated as a Chapter 617 nonprofit and is the statutory vehicle for negotiating with the park owner, exercising the right of first refusal under 723.071, and pursuing collective remedies on behalf of homeowners. For park residents this section is the legal basis for collective action. A homeowners' association under 723.075 has standing to sue the park owner under the chapter on behalf of its members, can hold members' meetings, can elect a board of directors, and can collect dues to fund operations. Boards forming a new association under 723.075 should pair the filing with a Chapter 617 incorporation, adopt bylaws that explicitly track the 723 rights, and notify the park owner in writing of the association's formation and officer slate. The 723.075 framework is more potent when the formalities are observed.
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