Use this milestone inspection flowchart to determine the operative inspection deadlines imposed by SB 4D.
Senate Bill 4-D: Milestone Inspection Flow Chart
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Senate Bill 4D – Does the Structural Reserve Funding Requirement Apply to All Buildings Regardless of Size?
The DBPR does not consider the “3 story or higher” qualifier to be applicable to the structural reserve funding requirements contained in Senate Bill 4-D.
Condominium and Cooperative Checklist – Upcoming Deadlines (SB 4-D, Sprinkler Systems, Emergency Life Safety Systems, and Radio Enhancement) (Rev. 11-28-22)
Use this checklist to keep track of upcoming deadlines that may be applicable to your condominium or cooperative building(s).
2022 LEGAL UPDATE – Summary of New Legislation – Senate Bill 4-D (Rev. 11-28-22)
RPG Law’s Summary of New Legislation (SB 4-D)
Notice of New Legislation: Condominium / Cooperative Recertification Bill (SB 4-D) Signed Into Law
New Legislation (SB 4-D) – Significant Obligations Imposed on Florida Condominium and Cooperative Associations
Condominium Recertification Bill (HB 7069) Does Not Make it to the Governor’s Desk
HB 7069 falls by the wayside…
Condominium Recertification Bill Passes House Panel (HB 7069)
With the Surfside disaster in mind, HB 7069 would require periodic recertification for condominium buildings.
RPG Obtains $500k+ Settlement on Behalf of HOA Client in Developer Turnover Case
RPG Obtains $500k+ Settlement For HOA Client – Turnover Litigation
Florida’s Construction Lien Law – What is a Notice of Commencement? (Video Blog)
Board Certified Real Estate / Condominium Attorney Ben Rabin discusses Florida’s construction lien laws.
CHAPTER 558 – Florida’s Construction Defect Statute
Chapter 558 of the Florida Statutes broadly governs “construction disputes”. The Statute generally requires that owners (i.e., associations) provide pre-suit notice to developers, contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers and/or design professionals before the association is permitted to commence legal action against any of the aforementioned parties in connection with an allege construction defect.