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FAN's Featured Blog Post
High-Rise Condo Association: Should we restore, repair or replace the roof of the condo?
posted by John Tight, CEO, Campbell Property Management, December 18, 2013
 Debating whether or not to restore, repair or replace the roof of the condo is a race against the clock for many high-rise condo associations – you want to make sure you are making the right decision without wasting money and time. Read more
Industry News and Articles
Keep in mind some of the articles are directed toward HOAs or condos specifically, but most can be applied to all types of community associations.
How Should a Condo Handle Emotional Support or "Prescription Pet" Cases?
posted by Lindsay Raphael, Esq., December 19, 2013
Last week I wrote about how associations are receiving more and more requests to have emotional support animals in condominiums which have no-pet policies. Read more
How Condo Associations and HOAs Can Make Money
posted by Jacqueline C. Marzan, Esq., Jay Steven Levine Law Group, December 13, 2013
 Condominium associations are corporations that are either “for profit” or “not for profit.” Homeowners’ associations are not for profit corporations. The term “not for profit” can be misleading. Read more
Is Secondhand Smoke Impacting your Community? Take CAN's Up In Smoke Survey.
posted by Donna DiMaggio Berger, Esq., December 22, 2013
It is a beautiful Florida day. There is a light breeze blowing, the sun is setting, and it is cool enough to enjoy sitting out on the patio of your condo. You are all set up to sip a cool glass of wine with some friends when your neighbor steps out to enjoy a pack of cigarettes. Read more
7 Holiday Roofing Tips for Your Community Association
posted by Danny Stokes, VP, Advanced Roofing, December 23, 2013
 The holiday season is a great time to give your community’s roof(s) a little tender loving care. Check out the seven roofing tips below. Performing this roof maintenance can help your roof system to stay strong in the upcoming year. Read more
$890,000 Judgment Awarded to Condo Owner
posted by Lisa Magill, Esq., December 18, 2013
Everyone is rightfully concerned about liability these days. The Trayvon Martin tragedy turned into a lawsuit against the association. When a car crashed into a boy riding a bicycle, the association was held liable for several millions of dollars. Read more
"Dunning Lists" Should Not Be Published By Associations for Late Assessments
posted by Joseph Adams, December 18, 2013
 Is it legal for a condominium association to publicly post the names and unit numbers of homeowners who are late on their assessment payments? Read more
Homeowner Alterations
posted by Roberto C. Blanch, December 9, 2013
Some individuals argue that maintaining the uniform appearance of the homes or units in many condominium or homeowner associations is a valuable aspect of owning a home governed by community associations. Read more
South Florida Winter Landscaping Tips
posted by Keith Carracher, President, Complete Property Maintenance, Inc. December 6, 2013
 ‘Tis the season for holiday lights, signs, and decorations! Many communities and unit owners like to participate in holiday traditions by installing outdoor embellishments. With that being said, it’s important to know how to properly care for your lawn during the winter months. Read more
What Happens to Old HOA and Condo Board Meeting Minutes?
posted by Jean Winters, Esq., December 20, 2013
Most homeowners and Boards in Florida condominiums and HOAs should know that minutes to board meetings must be retained for seven years in the official records.
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