Monthly Archives: August 2026
Questions About Florida Condo Association Websites
In January 2026, Florida’s legislature changed the state’s Condominium Act by lowering the threshold over which a community association has to maintain a website from 150 to 25 units. This means that now, any condo association with 25 or more (non-timeshare) units must have a website, mobile app, or web portal with a section… Read More »
Florida Rules For Security Deposits
The landlord-tenant relationship has a reputation for being contentious in general, when in reality countless landlords and tenants work well together and no issues appear. That said, even a cordial landlord and tenant may wind up in a dispute when the issue is the security deposit. The handling of a tenant’s security deposit is… Read More »
Dealing With “Difficult” Tenants
Most landlords and tenants in Florida are able to work together effectively, even if they may not have a personal liking for one another. However, it is common to have moments where the parties simply do not see eye to eye. If you are a landlord and find yourself in this position, there are… Read More »