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What a Florida CAM Can and Cannot Do Without an Attorney
Quick Answers Who needs a CAM license: Anyone paid to manage an association with more than 10 units or an annual budget over $100,000, under section 468.431. Management firms need their own license.Where the line comes from: Section 468.431(2) lists what managers may...
Florida Association Compliance Calendar: Deadlines for Condo and HOA Boards
Quick Answers SIRS: Unit owner controlled condominium associations needed a completed structural integrity reserve study by December 31, 2025. Associations completing it with a milestone inspection due by December 31, 2026 have until that date.Milestone inspections:...
Evicting a Month-to-Month or No-Lease Tenant in Florida
Quick Answers Notice period: 30 days' written notice before the end of a monthly rental period under section 83.57(3). This has been the rule since July 1, 2023. Forms that still say 15 days are out of date.No lease is still a tenancy: If someone pays you rent monthly...
Ejectment in Florida: Removing an Occupant Who Claims an Ownership Interest
Quick Answers What ejectment is: A lawsuit under section 66.021 that lets a person with a superior right to possession recover real property from someone in possession. It is the route when the occupant claims to own the property or a share of it.Which court: Circuit...
The Florida As Is Contract: Inspection Period, Deadlines, and Your Rights
Quick Answers What as is means: The seller has no obligation to make repairs. The buyer's protection is an inspection period during which the buyer can cancel for any reason.Inspection period: 15 days after the Effective Date if the blank is left empty. The buyer must...
Florida Squatter Rights and How to Remove a Squatter
Florida Squatter Rights and How to Remove a Squatter Quick Answers Florida has no "squatter rights" in the way most people mean it. Since July 1, 2024, Section 82.036 lets a sheriff remove unauthorized occupants from a residential dwelling with no lawsuit and no court...
What Is a 7 Day Notice to Cure in Florida?
What Is a 7 Day Notice to Cure in Florida? Quick Answers What it is: a written notice under Section 83.56(2)(b) giving a tenant seven days to correct a lease violation that is not about unpaid rent.There are two different 7 day notices. A cure notice for fixable...
Unlawful Detainer in Florida: How to Remove Someone Who Is Not a Tenant
Unlawful Detainer in Florida: How to Remove Someone Who Is Not a Tenant Quick Answers What it is: an unlawful detainer is a lawsuit under Chapter 82 of the Florida Statutes to recover possession from someone occupying your property without your consent who is not and...
How to Remove Squatters From Commercial Property in Florida
How to Remove Squatters From Commercial Property in Florida Quick Answers Commercial owners got the sheriff remedy in 2025. Section 82.037 took effect July 1, 2025 and lets a sheriff remove unauthorized occupants from commercial real property with no lawsuit and no...
Florida Statute 720 Explained: What HOA Boards and Owners Need to Know
Florida Statute 720 Explained: What HOA Boards and Owners Need to Know Quick Answers What it is: Chapter 720 of the Florida Statutes is the Homeowners' Association Act, governing mandatory-membership homeowners associations that can impose assessments becoming a lien...
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- What a Florida CAM Can and Cannot Do Without an Attorney
- Florida Association Compliance Calendar: Deadlines for Condo and HOA Boards
- Evicting a Month-to-Month or No-Lease Tenant in Florida
- Ejectment in Florida: Removing an Occupant Who Claims an Ownership Interest
- The Florida As Is Contract: Inspection Period, Deadlines, and Your Rights
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