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Condo association needs engineering study - Florida law

Posted on Tue, Mar 09, 2010 @ 05:31 AM
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Florida law will require Engineering Studies to be completed foengineering studyr all condo association buildings. We have 2 buildings, 116 condo units. Any idea on how much this would cost, how far should we go with the scope of the engineering study, and how do we go about hiring a "reputable" firm to complete a thorough study? Thanks.

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Hello Board of Directors, 
 
 
 
I will recommend you to seek advice from a engineer company that specialize in association (condo & HOA) they will be able to help you, I can recommend you Karins Engineering Group contact Hector DeJesus Guerra at PH:954-551-5936 or Cell:813-842-0891, tell him that I recommended you  
 
 
 
For your association management needs we will be happy to assist you  
 
 
 
Thank you,  
 
Posted @ Wednesday, March 10, 2010 9:22 AM by Jose E. Humaran
Sounds very expensive. too often politicians pass laws with NO idea what the outcome will be, and the associated costs
Posted @ Monday, May 03, 2010 9:38 AM by Troy
I am a condo owner currently pending foreclosure x 2 (HOA and Master Assoc.) due to delinquent condo fees. I purchased my unit out right and fell behind in dues 3 years later due to serious health challenges ending in termination from job of 15 yrs. I tried to get a loan against the equity in order to catch up on my fees and avoid further problems. I was turned down due to percentage of renters in my building (according to Fannie May, Freddie Mac guidelines)Since then I have tried to return to work and was able to bring fees current before I had to resign due to continued health issues. How can I get around this foreclosure if I can't get a loan? My studio is the only home I have and I don't want to lose it.
Posted @ Monday, July 05, 2010 12:02 AM by Claudia
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