There is a “good faith” obligation to recover them. Knowingly destroying accounting records to hide evidence is now a criminal offense in Florida.
What happens if the Board “loses” the records? Read More »
Yes. You generally cannot access attorney-client privileged info, personnel records of employees, or the personal medical information of other owners.
Are there records I can’t see? Read More »
Yes. You have the right to use a portable device (phone, tablet, scanner) to make copies for free. The Association can only charge you if they are the ones making
Can I use my phone to scan records? Read More »
If you submit a written request to inspect records, the Association must provide access within 10 working days. If they fail, you could be entitled to $50 per day in
What is the “10-day rule” for official records? Read More »
The primary Florida Statutes governing the requirement for associations to maintain official records on a website or mobile application are found in Chapter 718 (The Condominium Act) and Chapter 720
Where can I find all these website requirements online? Read More »
If you make a written request to inspect records, the Association must make them available within 10 working days.
What is the “10-day rule” for records? Read More »
They can charge for copies (at a reasonable rate), but they cannot charge you just to look at them. You also have the right to use your phone to “scan”
Can the Association charge me to see official records? Read More »