Articles

• Condominium Foreclosures vs.  the Rights of Mortgage Holders
• Must a Board inform unit owners as to what a meeting is about?
• What is a condominium?
• Can a condominium association deny an owner the right to rent his unit if his assessments are unpaid
• Is your condominium’s right of approval enforceable?
• Suspension of Voting Rights in a Florida condominium
• New laws directly affect Property Managers
• New estoppel legislation in 2017
• Unpaid assessments of previous owner are not always owed by the foreclosure buyer
• Are your condominium association’s finances in good shape?
• The Legalities of Association Fines
• Accord and Satisfaction eliminated for condominium assessments
• Lien stripping in Chapter 7 eliminated by Supreme Court
• Court dashes hopes of associations to nullify mortgages.
• Who can serve on the Condominium Board of Directors?
• Can a condominium association amend the Declaration to restrict an owner’s right to lease her unit?
• When does a tenant need to vacate the property after a home mortgage is foreclosed?
• Are images captured on the Association’s security cameras “official records”?
• Tips to Avoid Bad Debt Losses
• Owners Have Rights: Even Valid Condominium Rules Are Not Always Enforceable
• When Are Directors Personally Liable For Their Conduct As Board Members?
• Know The Limits of a Condominium Board’s Authority
• A Little Reason by the Board of Directors Never Hurts
• Grandfather Status For Condominium Unit Owners
• Property Managers Must Help Their Condominium Collection Attorneys
• Material Alteration of the Common Elements: Owners Don’t Always Have a Right of Approval
• Changes to the Florida Condominium Act are not always enforceable
• Associations cannot impose a fine without prior, proper notice to the owner
• Selective Enforcement – Is that your defense?
• Withholding maintenance dues is not a good idea

Mr. Rehr is Board Certified in Condominium and Planned Development Law
by The Florida Bar.