Leasing and Tenants

A report that aired in late November on 7News (WSVN-Fox) in South Florida focused on a local renter in a

Florida community associations typically have the right under their governing documents to regulate and approve leases and tenants. However, some

Firm shareholder Michael L. Hyman authored an article that is featured as the “Board of Contributors” guest commentary column in

Condominium association boards of directors are always considering measures to help maintain and enhance the quality of life of their

Condominium associations and HOAs throughout South Florida as well as across the country are seeking effective responses to the problem

A recent newspaper report about squatters in condominium units illustrates the level of vigilance that associations and their property management

Firm partner Gary M. Mars authored an article that appeared as a “Board of Contributors” guest column in today’s edition

When the Condominium Act was amended several years ago to allow associations to demand and collect rent directly from the

The problem of short-term rentals with the help of Airbnb and other similar websites in violation of community association rules

Firm partner Roberto C. Blanch was quoted by reporter Carla Vianna of the Daily Business Review, South Florida’s only business

If your condominium’s governing documents allow dogs and renters, my bet is there’s a large number of both in your

Foreclosures by community associations against their delinquent unit owners were virtually unheard of 10 years ago, as lenders would almost

Many community association boards and property managers are still unfamiliar with Florida Statute 83.561 enacted this summer, offering limited protections