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You have the deciding vote!. You know the reasons why we can not keep the current administration in power. We are voting and standing behind Donald Trump for President in 2024.  Having a business man who understands what it takes to run a business, Not a bunch of politicians that do not make decisions that are best for the american people.  Thank God Florida is being run by our Great Governor De Santis. Our Country now needs to take the steps and fix the problems that the Democrats have brought to America. 

Thank You,

The State of Florida Property Management Association. 

 

Find a Licensed Property Management Company, learn the benefits and services they provide, how they collect fees, how repairs are addressed along with laws & licensing in Florida.

Read and learn what our members can do to help you with the management of your buildings. Managing properties can become quickly overwhelming, even for experienced Board Members and Property Owners. There are always something going on that requires attention and it takes very little time for things to get out of hand. Hiring a Property Manager can provide an opportunity to regain control and restore stability to both your properties and possibly life in general. 

Licensed Property Management

 

What are the Responsibilities of a Board of Directors for a Condo Association

The duties of the condo board encompass every aspect of the condominium’s governance and management. They are the people making all of the major decisions and establishing policies for the condo association. Under Florida law, the board or its committees set assessments for residents, hire personnel, maintain common areas, purchase insurance, obtain accounting and legal services and establish house rules. 

Condominium Associations

 

Keep up to date with Legal, Board Member and Advances with Florida HOA Industry.

When you purchase a home, townhouse or another type of property in a planned development such as a leased land property or a gated community, you are obligated to join that community's homeowners' association (HOA) and pay monthly or annual HOA fees for the upkeep of common areas and the building itself. If you are considering purchasing one of these types of properties, you should be aware of the following nine things about homeowners' associations and how they work before you buy.

Homeowners Association

 

STORM DAMAGE CLAIMS FOR YOUR CONDO AND HOA PROPERTIES!

Has your Home, Condo or HOA Sustained Property Damage?

 SFPMA has a team of Legal Experts, adjusters, estimators and claim specialists for the benefit of the Condo and HOA’s who sustained damage from the storms and fire, water or mold.

With the know-how and experience to analyze, evaluate, and negotiate the best settlement for your  Insurance Claim!

"Get the maximum settlement for your damage claim!"

PROPERTY DAMAGE

  • Hurricane Storm Damage
  • Water Damage / Floods
  • Fire Damage
  • Mold Damage
  • Roof Damage and Leaks
  • Sinkholes & Earthquakes
  • Property Vandalism and Theft

WHAT WE PROVIDE CONDO & HOA'S

  • Property Inspections & Site Analysis
  • Review of your Insurance Policy
  • Damage Report Backing up the Claim
  • Loss Estimates Documentation
  • Negotiation and Settlement with Insurance Companies

A Claim usually includes inspections, detailed estimates, more inspections, client reviews, negotiating with insurance companies, consulting with insurance company and most importantly, getting you your money as fast as possible.

Find out more..... Find the right companies for your claim.

 

   Florida Building Inspections (SB-4D)

Florida passed several laws to keep Condo building's safer in the state, by requiring specific inspections and funding mechanisms.

Learn what you need to know, so you can focus on compliance and making your building safe. 

 

Become a Property Manager

Step into a rewarding career as a Community Association Manager by obtaining your CAM License.
Enhance your skills and knowledge with our 16-hour pre-licensing course, paving the way for exciting opportunities in managing and leading community associations.
Invest in yourself today for a brighter future ahead!

Our Association and Industry Partners provide: Licensing Classes, Training and Licensing for CAM's and Required Board Member Courses

Start your New Career as a CAM

 

State of Florida Requires; Property Managers to be Registered with the DPBR

 

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