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New Florida laws for summer 2025: Is your condo impacted?

Condo Control

So if you live in a three-storey building, but only two stories have units, your building is exempt. Clarity regarding submissions Associations are required to submit the status of their milestone inspections to the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) every year. appeared first on Condo Control.

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Everything you need to know about apartment management in 2025

Buildium

Partner with licensed plumbers, electricians, and HVAC professionals. Verify licenses and insurance before work begins. Consult attorneys and CPAs to structure deals, protect your assets, and optimize taxes. Standardize unit inspections to identify recurring issues early. Maintain a detailed repair log for every unit and system.

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To Boot or Not to Boot?

Mem Property Management

Immobilizing Vehicles for Parking Violations* Most community associations have rules and regulations in place governing the parking of vehicles. If your community is considering or is interested in more information about booting vehicles for parking violations, please consult with your attorney. To Boot or Not to Boot?

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Vancouver Requires Landlords to Pay Annual Registration Fee

Rental Housing Journal

15 of each calendar year, in addition to applying for or renewing a business license. Vancouver is part of the Portland metro area, and the city has watched as Portland has put in place regulations for landlords such as registration, tenant protections and rental increases.

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Alabama HOA Laws: A Guide to Homeowners’ Rights and HOA Powers

HOA Managememt

These associations play a vital role in maintaining shared spaces and ensuring harmony through community rules and regulations. It also regulates budgeting, insurance, maintenance obligations, and voting rights. Liens and Foreclosure Local laws also offer regulations when it comes to placing liens and starting foreclosure proceedings.

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What you didn’t know about property management trust accounting

Buildium

These types of trust accounts are often prepared by an attorney and come with several pieces of documentation such as notarized trust certification, estate rules, etc; None of which applies to a property management business! Consult your local regulations for specific requirements. What types of funds should be kept in a trust account?

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Essential Legal Considerations for Starting a Real Estate Business

American Apartment Owners Association

Its essential to consult with an attorney, business consultant, or accountant in your state. Secure Necessary Permits and Licenses: Research local laws and policies to guarantee your business complies with zoning laws and other regulations. This makes an LLC ideal for partnerships and also solopreneurs.