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Resources
Informational Links
Florida Statutes and Administrative Links
- Florida Not for Profit Corporations Act, Chapter 617
- Liens, Generally, Chapter 713
- Condominium Statute, Chapter 718
- Cooperative Statute, Chapter 719
- Timeshare Statute
- Florida Regulation for Condominiums
- Florida Regulation for Cooperatives
- Florida Regulation for Homeowners Associations
- Florida Regulation for Timeshares
Division of Florida Condominiums, Timeshares, and Mobile Homes
Flood Related Links
Professional Organizations
Local Municipalities
Articles and Information
- An Introduction to Community Association Living
- Communications: How Community Associations Keep in Touch
- Community Association Governance Guidelines
- The Essentials of Community Association Management
- Perfect Phrases for Meetings:
- Reserve Funds: How & Why Community Associations Invest Assets
- Surveys: A Guide for Community Associations
- The Nature of Community Associations
Responsibilities of Board Members in a Community Association
- The Board President: Roles and Responsibilities in Community Associations
- The Board Secretary: Roles and Responsibilities in Community Associations
- The Board Treasurer: Roles and Responsibilities in Community
- Rights and Responsibilities for Better Communities
- Conflicts of Interest: How Community Association Leaders Honor Their Duties
- Volunteers: How Community Associations Thrive
Chambers of Commerce
Florida Department of Health Swimming Pool Regulation
Weather Updates
Trusted Education Partners
Leland Blog
Living with wildlife in Florida
Florida is home to an amazing array of wildlife many of which are protected by Federal or State laws and regulations. From birds and fish to reptiles, Florida has it all. Florida’s wildlife and human populations are encountering each other more often than ever before. As people develop more open space and wildlife habitat is …
Success Stories
Outstanding Commitment
"We made a management change with both associations during a period of discontent, a new board (4 out of 5 new directors), and many dissatisfied homeowners. Our manager has been more than patient in guiding us, and helping us avoid numerous potential pitfalls. Leland’s commitment to their communities is outstanding, and they have helped us significantly lower our operating costs. The education they provide for board members has been invaluable to me personally, as well as to the rest of our board"
