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Florida passed the statewide Condominium Safety Bill in Wake of the Surfside Building Collapse back in June of 2021. This is a major, positive change moving forward in the safety of the condominiums.
What does this bill entail?
The structural integrity reserve study at a minimum, must include:
Looking ahead:
The State of Florida Property Management Association (sfpma.com) and the many members are offering their services. On our members directory Condo & HOA’s all over the state can find the top rated companies to handle their buildings inspections, engineering, fire safety inspections, roofers, painting and waterproofing, plumbers and electricians for all of your Building Maintenance repairs.
On top of these are the Law Firms, that help with making sure your buildings are legaly ready for the changes.
We understand with all of these changes each condo and hoa will need help with funding the reserves into the future, so we did not forget this: Our industry members include the top financial companies, ie: Banks and Loan companies ready to help wth your investments. Act now start saving and growing your reserves, at times you will also need to get your accounting and bookkeeping with the added help from our collections members to make sure you cn get the funding to perform the many needed repairs.
Jim DeFede’s guest for Sunday’s show was Eric Glazer, one of the state’s leading condo attorneys who has been pushing for years to make condos safer.
Glazer has been warning about a tragedy like the one in Surfside.
The two discussed, among other things, why the legislature failed to pass anything during its session.
Glazer also said why he believes Gov. Ron DeSantis has refused to do anything to make condos safer nearly a year after the deadly building collapse.
by Allstate Resource Management
The Florida hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOOA), this year is predicted to be another above-normal season.
Damage from a hurricane can be costly for all businesses and can pose hazards for you and your employees. Fortunately, there are ways that you can fortify your business against a hurricane to minimize losses and reduce risks for workers.
As part of “Planning Ahead” for a Disaster, the SBA encourages you to consider taking these simple steps to prepare: Assess your risk; Create a plan, Execute your plan. Statistics show that 25% of small businesses don’t re-open after a disaster. Visit the SBA’s Prepare for Emergencies website to learn more about how to prepare and recover if a disaster strikes.
NOOA officials also encourage consumers to take the following steps:
Visit the National Hurricane Center’s website at hurricanes.gov throughout the season to stay current on watches and warnings.
Call today 800-673-1136 for more information!
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Anne Dondero / President of Spotless Roof Solutions
We’re excited for all that we’ve planned for 2022. Of course, we’ll continue to share best practices and insightful articles on our social media platforms. Follow us to stay on top of our expert recommendations re: structural inspections, image management, building maintenance, concrete restoration, and more.
Cheers to a successful new year,
The SRI Team
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Thank You from all of us at SFPMA.Org
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