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Anonymous Jun 12, 2015 Condominiums 2 views 2 answers

Bought an REO condo. when came in to remodel, discovered the building has structural damage. association board (which I was voted as a member to) promised they will take care of the repairs. however, there have been several months since then and it is still "under progress". is there a certain time limit (or reasonable time) they should take care of the issues?

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Jonathan Klurfeld

Jonathan Klurfeld · Jun 15, 2026

You will need to have a lawyer review the declaration. It is not always clear honestly as there are vague categories of items listed as common elements that the association repairs and limited common elements which an owner repairs. The item in question does not always clearly fit into the categories for one or the other though.

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Barbara Billiot StageForeclosure AttorneyOrlando, FLFL licensed

Barbara Billiot StageForeclosure AttorneyOrlando, FLFL licensed · Jun 15, 2026

You would need a condo lawyer to review the declarations and bylaws to determine who is responsible for the repairs. You may also be able to file a claim with the condo's insurance company.

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