When does a condo board or condo management find out that a unit is in foreclosure? I will be foreclosed on at some point but I make all HOA payments on time.

I own four condo's in a gated community with a HOA. Every owner has a garage or carport and a parking pass is not required to park there. Each homeowner receives one parking pass that can be used for an additional car parked in non assigned open spaces. If a due paying homeowner slips and forgets to put the pass in the car it is towed without any courtesy notice or warning. I am fairly sure they are allowed to do this since it is a common area but is there not a more friendlier way to handle this situation? The tow company seems to have free reign and tows anything and everything.

I know of two cars they have damaged in the last two months. Can somebody please tell me of a friendlier policy that I may present to the board?

Maybe a courtesy notice or a phone call and towing to repeat offenders???

Our Florida HOA, Board of Directors (BOD) also rules on ARB. Homeowners are not permitted to see the aps until they are approved or disapproved by the BOD.

My question is: Don't homeowners have the RIGHT to see aps BEFORE they are voted on in case a neighbor is doing something that is upsetting or infringing on the rights of neighboring homeowners?

The BOD says the BOD was voted in to represent the homeowners so therefore they do not have to disclose any info until it is voted on and than at that time it is made public to the homeowners. What are your thoughts and do you which FL Statute - section governs this?