LaverneB
Posts: 128
Posts: 128
Posted:
Any one know where I can look up to see if our HOA is regestered for 55+? I live in Florida. I once found the site by mistake but can't remember...Thanks
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MicheleD
Posts: 4,427
Posts: 4,427
Posted:
I can't resist.
The title of this thread made me smile.
The title of this thread made me smile.
EllenS1
Posts: 1,138
Posts: 1,138
Posted:
Not sure but go to myflorida.com or call you rep.
BruceF1
Posts: 2,516
Posts: 2,516
Posted:
Laverne,
Shouldn't that information be stated in your Declaration or CCRs? That document is supposed to be recorded, probably with the local authorities; the same place where deeds are recorded. I would guess that they should be able to tell you if you are considered a 55+ community and if the status is current.
Shouldn't that information be stated in your Declaration or CCRs? That document is supposed to be recorded, probably with the local authorities; the same place where deeds are recorded. I would guess that they should be able to tell you if you are considered a 55+ community and if the status is current.
JimM7
Posts: 71
Posts: 71
Posted:
It is the Florida Commission on Human Relations.
http://fchr.state.fl.us
http://fchr.state.fl.us
PaulM
Posts: 1,325
Posts: 1,325
Posted:
LaverneB: Just check with your local municipal office to learn the particulars of registering as a 55+ community, and whether the developer did so. Even if you find the state regulations, you still have to abide by the local office regulations, if any.
MaryA1
Posts: 6,993
Posts: 6,993
Posted:
Laverne,
Go to the website for the FL Commission on Human Relations - www.fchr.state.fl.us
Click on "directory of 55+ housing communities"
Also, I believe HUD requires annual reporting to ensure your community is meeting the standards imposed.
Go to the website for the FL Commission on Human Relations - www.fchr.state.fl.us
Click on "directory of 55+ housing communities"
Also, I believe HUD requires annual reporting to ensure your community is meeting the standards imposed.
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