FL. TURNOVER HELP

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MonaJ (Florida)
Posts: 9

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The developer made it known 2 weeks ago of their intent to move forward with turnover on 5/22. There has not been an audit, review of service contracts,study of future costs, roads, sewers and no sign off on repairs or bond posted for repairs by the developer. The management company (who was hired by developer and handles all of their projects) has convinced many of the homeowners it's no problem to move forward and trust the developer to do the right thing. Having been through two previous and ugly turnovers, I am trying to convince them to delay the turnover and obtain legal advise. The management company is telling them FL. law states you cannot delay a turnover also. ANY AND ALL HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED QUICKLY.

CalvinC (Florida)
Posts: 20

Posted:

We had a similar situation. We were told that we couldn't stop the turnover from happening so we retained an attorney. He told us that laws in Fl. say that the developer is responsible for certain things up to 2 years. We have had many megotiations with the builders and resolved a lot of issues with them. I would suggest forming a transition commitee. Ours ended up becoming the board. Most of all hire an attorney.

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