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How to increase the annual budget while making your condominium more bike friendly

Condo Control

Would you consider your condominium to be bike friendly? of bike amenity space into their new condominium. While management cant do anything to replace a bike once its gone, they can suggest ways for the condominium to minimize bike thefts. If youre not a cyclist, you may have not given this question much thought before.

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New 2025 condo and HOA laws for U.S. states

Condo Control

Amendments were made in 2024, requiring condominiums with 25 or more units to have a website. HB 1203 makes it clear that HOAs need a website, just like condominium communities. Mandatory reserve fund requirements This news should not come as a surprise to any Florida condominium community. Recent U.S.

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Florida HOA Laws 2024: Updates And Changes

HOA Managememt

These bills affect both homeowners associations and condominium associations. They must also complete a state-approved condominium education course. HB 1029 For Condominium Associations Effective July 1, 2024, HB 1029 introduces the My Safe Florida Condominium Pilot Program. This certification is valid for four years.

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Bill 30 could make condo living easier in Alberta

Condo Control

Alberta has tabled legislation that aims to improve governance in condominium communities. Bill 30 , the Service Alberta Statutes Amendment Act, 2024, would impact three different Acts: Condominium Property Act Prompt Payment and Construction Lien Act (PPCLA) Public Works Act (PWA) Developers and contractors would also benefit from this Act.

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The Investor’s Guide to Condominium Conversions

Mashvisor

What are condominium conversions? What is a Condominium Conversion? keep reading as we break down this concept and walk you through the process of getting involved in these projects. A…

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Condo and strata chargebacks

Condo Control

A condominium or strata may charge costs that it sustained because of an owner’s actions or omissions back to them through common expense fees. In Ontario, the Condominium Act explains when condo corporations can charge back costs to the common expenses of an owner. What are chargebacks? What costs can be charged back?

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Reserve study requirements by state

Condo Control

Motivated by the Surfside condo collapse, lawmakers don’t ever want to see another community in the same position as the Miami condominium ended up in. Condominium disclosure statements must include the current balance in reserves, and the most recent reserve study, states Section 81-409.