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Regulating documents for homeowner associations (HOAs) can be complex and lengthy. Take the time to read and fully understand everything you’re agreeing to. When you buy a home as part of a Florida homeowner association (HOA), the community will be… Read More
Community associations are essentially businesses, and board members should treat planning and budgeting the way they would approach corporation planning. Here are tips on how to start. Community associations operate like a standard business. Sure, the board members are volunteers… Read More
HOAs can provide big benefits to home owners within a close-knit community. But when do the rules go too far, and the HOA ends up micromanaging? Home owners’ associations (HOAs) can provide many pros to communities, like ensuring security measures… Read More
Real estate tips and legal advice Laws and regulations have a way of changing on us just when we think we’ve learned all there is about owning property in Florida. If you’re a member of a community association, which includes… Read More
Security deposits can cause a lot of headaches between tenants and landlords. Understand the rights you have under Florida law, so you can take action against a deduction claim or missing deposit check if necessary. A common dispute that arises… Read More
What can be deducted from your deposit and what can’t? In Florida, there is no limit on the amount a landlord can charge for a security deposit (though some cities and counties may implement caps). This means you could have… Read More
What is considered acceptable or unacceptable behavior? If you are part of a homeowner association (HOA), you may have already witnessed or experienced disagreements that can arise between the HOA board and community members. When new rules are implemented, or… Read More
Here’s what you need to know about disagreements with your Homeowner Association If you recently purchased a home that is part of a homeowner association (HOA), you may worry that you won’t align with the HOA board on everything. These… Read More
AS IS doesn’t mean there’s something wrong with the home If you’re buying or selling a piece of real estate in the state of Florida, you’re likely going to see the contract written on what’s known as the FAR/BAR Contract…. Read More
Surveying your property prevents unforeseen problems Unless you’re selling your property, knowing the precise dimensions of your boundaries probably doesn’t seem too important, especially if you like your neighbors. However, that’s exactly the reason to engage a survey – to… Read More
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