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The Annual Meeting/Election: It's Not a Board Meeting!
Florida condominium associations must hold an annual meeting every year, but they do not have to hold an election every year. They are two separate things, with separate rules, and neither one is a board meeting.
Steven J. Weil, Ph.D., EA, LCAMJuly 17, 20196 min read
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BlogFlorida Condo and HOA Board Member Certification: What the Law Requires
Every condo and HOA director in Florida has to take a course and file a certificate. Miss the deadline and you are off the board until you file. Here is what the statute asks for, how long you have, and how the condo rule differs from the HOA rule.
September 8, 2026Royale Management Services
BlogFlorida Condo 115% Budget Rule for 2027: What Changed
The rule boards still recite at budget meetings, that owners can petition for a substitute budget, left the statute on July 1, 2025. HB 913 moved that obligation onto the board and moved it earlier. Here is what s. 718.112(2)(e) now requires before a 2027 budget can be adopted.
August 12, 2026Royale Management Services
BlogWhat Makes a Good Property Management Company? Florida Boards Just Found Out the Hard Way.
For decades a Florida board had almost no way to tell a good management company from an adequate one. Both sent the statement. Both came to the meeting. Then the state attached a deadline to the paperwork, and the difference showed up all at once.
August 5, 2026Royale Management Services