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Florida condo statute Q&A

Florida condominium law, answered. Cited to the section.

Type a Chapter 718 question. Get the exact statute text with the section number and a link to the official source at leg.state.fl.us. Every answer is grounded in the cited statute. Interpretation stays with your board or your association's attorney.

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Built for Florida condominium associations governed by Chapter 718.

The problem

Board members spend hours on questions the statute already answers.

Unit owner asks about assessment collection.

“Can the board lien my unit for unpaid assessments?” The answer is in s. 718.116, but the board member spends 30 minutes searching leg.state.fl.us to find the right section.

New reserve requirements. Board needs answers.

SIRS changed the rules on structural reserve funding. Your board needs to understand s. 718.112 reserve requirements. An attorney charges $400/hour for a 5-minute answer.

Insurance renewal. Nobody remembers what the statute requires.

s. 718.111(11) has specific insurance requirements for condo associations. Every renewal, your board has the same questions about coverage minimums and what the declaration requires.

How it works

Chapter 718, searchable in seconds.

CondoStream indexes the Florida Condominium Act and related statutes into one citation-grounded answer engine for your board.

Type your question in plain English.

“What are the notice requirements for a board meeting?” “Can the association charge a fee for records?” “What insurance is required under the Condominium Act?”

Get the exact statute text with a citation.

The tool searches Chapter 718 (Condominium Act) and Chapter 617 (Not-for-Profit Corporation Act) for the relevant section. Every answer includes the section number and a link to the official source.

Your board decides what to do with it.

The tool returns statute text. It does not give legal advice, and it does not tell your board what to do. Interpretation stays with your board or your association's attorney.

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