Florida is facing a condominium crisis and it’s one that community association board members can’t afford to ignore.

While condos have traditionally been seen as an affordable path to homeownership, rising costs and regulatory pressure are having ripple effects across communities. Owners, especially those who are retired or on fixed incomes, are struggling to keep up … Read More ›

April 21, 2025 marked a significant day for rental regulations in Indiana. The City of Fishers, Indiana officially passed an ordinance that restricts rental occupancy within residential subdivisions to no more than 10% of the homes.

Following public comments from constituents and other interested individuals, many providing passionate remarks on both sides, the City Council unanimously … Read More ›

On March 26, 2025, U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) issued an interim final rule and request for comments. The interim rule eliminates the requirement under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) for U.S.-based entities, including community associations, and their board members to report beneficial ownership information to FinCEN.

As a result, subject … Read More ›

The City of Fishers, Indiana, has introduced an ordinance capping the number of single-family rental homes in each subdivision to 10%. The Ordinance, No. 022425A, seeks to address the growing trend of corporate investors purchasing large numbers of homes for rental purposes in the area. This issue, which has been the focus of community associations … Read More ›