CONDO ASSOCIATION LAW ORLANDO
Condo Association Law in Orlando is regulated by Chapter 718 of the Florida Statutes. Typically, the real estate developer for a condominium complex will create a Condo Association for the purpose of developing, managing and selling parcels within a Community. Most developers will have a predetermined number of parcels to sell before the non-homeowner Condo Association is transferred to the Community. At that time, the HOA assumes legal and financial responsibility for common expenses and assessments, as well as, the enforcement of the Association's covenants, conditions and restrictions. As a condo owner and member of your Association, it is important to understand your legal rights and take appropriate actions in a timely manner. Contact Jaisen Stango today at (407) 835-8688 for a FREE 15-minute phone consultation regarding your rights and remedies under Florida Real Estate Law.
Dealing with non-paying tenants can be, and most often is, very emotionally stressful, time consuming and costly. If you are having problems with your tenants, call me. As a landlord myself, I understand the need for affordable legal representation. I help commercial and residential landlords in disputes with tenants over non-payment of rent and other violations of the lease. Although the eviction process is very complicated, you do not have to go through it alone. I offer eviction consultations to landlords and property managers at no charge. I look forward to speaking with you.
Jaisen J. Stango, Esq.
Orlando Real Estate Attorney
At the office of Jaisen J. Stango Attorney & Counselor at Law, we have the experience to represent your best interest when dealing with Orlando-area Condo Associations (including HOAs throughout Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties) and/or delinquent renters in possession of your condominium. The onset of the foreclosure crisis in Central Florida has contributed to eviction problems facing condominium owners and the Community's Homeowners Association. There are a rising number of non-paying tenants and unauthorized occupants living in units that have been foreclosed on or abandoned. Today, it is imperative that you fully understand your rights as a Florida condominium owner and voting member of your Condo Association. To have your questions answered, click here to submit your request for a free e-mail case evaluation.
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