Florida · §718

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§ 718.112(2)(c) — 48-hr notice

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Florida condo & HOA FAQ

Plain answers, sourced to the statute. Use the page that owns each answer for the full operational context.

How long does a Florida condo association have to respond to a records request?
Under Florida §718.111(12)(c)1.a., the association must make official records available within 10 business days of receiving a written records request. The clock starts on the day the written request is received. Failure to comply gives the requester a claim for actual damages or statutory minimums per day, depending on the violation.
Full context: /florida/records-requests
How much advance notice must a Florida condo board give for a board meeting?
Florida §718.112(2)(c) requires the board to post written notice of regular board meetings at least 48 hours in advance, conspicuously on the condominium property. Some categories of meetings (e.g., assessments) carry longer notice requirements. The notice must include the agenda.
Full context: /florida/statutes/718-112-board-meetings-notices
How much notice is required for a budget meeting in a Florida condo association?
Under §718.112(2)(e), the association must mail, hand-deliver, or electronically transmit a copy of the proposed annual budget along with a notice of the meeting at which the budget will be considered at least 14 days before that meeting.
Full context: /florida/statutes/718-112-board-meetings-notices

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