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Your HOA or condo has to follow Florida law.

Straight answers on what your association can and cannot do, and the exact steps to hold it to the rules. No lawyer needed to start.

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Straight answers, made for Florida

Most sites blur ten states together or just sell you a letter. This one does the harder, more useful thing.

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Florida only, and current with the law

Everything is written to Florida Statutes Chapter 720 (HOAs) and Chapter 718 (condos), including the 2024 and 2025 reforms, and dated so you know it is current.

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Condo and HOA are not the same, so we split them

The two chapters diverge in ways that matter, especially on who the state will and will not help you with. We keep them straight.

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The whole path, not one letter

From the first written request to a hearing, mediation, and small claims, with the right document ready at each step. Free to do yourself.


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Plain-English walkthroughs for the situations Florida owners run into most.

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Your rights, deadlines, and who you can complain to depend on it. Pick your path.

I am in an HOA

Single-family homes or townhomes, governed by Florida Statutes Chapter 720. Records, fines, architectural denials, assessments, elections.

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I am in a condo

Units in a shared building, governed by Chapter 718. Records, fines, milestone and SIRS, the Ombudsman, and a state division that can actually help.

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