You will need to take a copy of your lease to a landlord/tenant attorney in your area to review and provide you advice on any remedies you may...

Generally, no, but under the Emergency Powers Act contained in the Homeowners Association Act the Board of Directors has the authorization to...

Yes, it is very likely since the whole building needs to be treated. This is part of living in a condominium community - there are times when...

You should have a lawyer representing you in any real estate transaction. Buying a property with these issues in hopes the HOA is liable for...

The HOA is not responsible for repairs on your property. The responsible party would be the utility company if you can identify that company and...

I agree the documents need to be reviewed by an attorney to see what authority the association has to adopt such a rule.

This is a duplicate question. See my response to your other post.

The State of Florida, Dept. of Business and Professional Regulation only has jurisdiction for election disputes and recalls. Any other matters are...

Very likely but it would take a lawyer to review the condominium documents, all of them, to determine if any policies or rules have been properly...

If there is a Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) that existed prior to your lot being sold to the first owner, the rocks...