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§718In effect since January 1, 2026

The records your association owes owners, on the record.

Florida requires most condos and HOAs to publish their official records — within 30 days, with the board on the hook. PropertyPro turns that into a tracked list with dates and evidence.

Days the requirement has been in force
25+Condo units before a website is required
100+HOA parcels before a website is required
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Compliance

Sunset Palms · 124 units · §718

81%

Approved meeting minutes§718.111(12)(g)
5 days late
Insurance declaration§718.111(11)
2 days late
Rules & regulations§718.112(2)
Due Jun 02
Annual operating budgetPosted May 24
Published
Declaration of condominiumPosted Mar 12
Published
3 items open · audit trail recording

Try it — publish an item. The board's view, with demo data.

01Who this is for

Three kinds of people sign up.

A white Florida condominium tower on the waterfront, palms in the foreground.

Self-managed condo

The volunteer board

No manager, no staff. One director who took on the records.

25–149 units · §718

A quiet Florida residential street lined with palm trees and single-family homes.

Homeowners association

The monthly board

Same obligations, different statute — and owners who read the minutes.

100+ parcels · §720

A person at a desk annotating printed documents with a pen.

Licensed manager

The CAM portfolio

Every association is a separate obligation. One late posting is your problem.

5–40 communities · both

02What the law asks for

Four obligations. Fixed dates. No discretion.

Condos at 25+ units, HOAs at 100+ parcels. General information, not legal advice.

§718.111(12)

30 daysfrom the record existing

Publish the official records

Declaration, bylaws, budgets, financials, insurance, minutes.

§718.112(2)

14 daysahead of the meeting

Notice owner meetings

Posted and mailed, agenda attached.

§718.112(2)(c)

48 hoursahead of the meeting

Notice board meetings

On the property, and on the website.

§718.111(12)(c)

10 daysfrom written request

Answer a records request

Minimum damages per day.

Every association on this coastline owes its owners the same four things

03The uncomfortable part

Nobody is going to remind you.

No inspector, no annual filing, no letter from the state. The first notice most boards get is a records request from an owner who is already angry.

Days the 25-unit requirement has been in force
10Days to answer an owner's written records request
$0Fine for lacking a website. The exposure is the request you can't answer

Check your own numbers.

Enter a unit or parcel count. No email required.

Condominiums at 25 or more units, and HOAs at 100 or more parcels, must maintain a compliant website. Records go up within 30 days, owner meeting notices 14 days ahead, board meetings 48 hours ahead.Fla. Stat. §718.111(12)(g) · §720.303(4)

04The product

Two screens do most of the work.

One list of what's owed. One page that proves it.

See how a week of setup goes

Every requirement carries its citation, its deadline, and the file that satisfies it.

Only verified records appear publicly. Board notes never leave the workspace.

Documents, filed by statute

One upload, filed in the statute’s category.

Notices on a timer

Scheduled from the meeting date, posted and mailed.

Owner portal

Owners see what they’re entitled to. Nothing else.

Records requests, logged

A timestamp, an owner, and a clock on the duty.

Announcements

Reach every owner at once.

An exportable audit trail

Every upload, scope change, and publish — appended.

05Getting started

Current inside a week.

Board members seated around a table, reviewing printed documents together.

Day one

Add the association

Name, type, unit count. The statute checklist and a website come with it.

Day one to three

Drag in the documents

Bylaws, budgets, minutes, insurance — each lands in the category the statute names.

By day seven

Invite the board and owners

Everyone gets the access their role allows. From here, the list tells you what’s next.

06For managers & CAMs

Twelve associations, one list of what's late.

The law treats every association separately, which is why the work multiplies. A roll-up shows the one community that needs a call this morning — not twelve logins and a spreadsheet.

07Pricing

Per association, not per owner.

  • Unlimited board members
  • Unlimited owners
  • Statute monitoring
  • Hosting and SSL
  • Custom domain
  • Audit trail export
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08Questions boards ask

The honest answers.

§720Get on the record

Put the next twelve months of deadlines somewhere other than your memory.

Bring one association online this week.