Is your Community in Florida? Then you need MyCommunitySite.

In 2017, Florida became the first state to require condominium associations with 150-units or more to have a website with documents (governing docs, financials, board certifications, etc.) available to all members. The passing of this bill also came with specific content minimums for each COA, HOA, and Co-Ops category set by the state.

2024 brought big changes to that requirement threshold, lowering it significantly to include condominiums with 25 units or more, and now includes HOAs with 100-parcels or more.

At MyCommunitySite, we have ensured that our software works for all associations, ensuring complete compatibility with the old and new actions of Florida’s Condominium (FS 718) and HOA (FS 720) Acts. We know how important a technology and communication tool is for the association to be transparent and communicate with their members, and we make it easy.

Disclaimer: MyCommunitySite team members are not attorneys and are not providing any legal advice in connection with the Florida statute. You should always consult with your association attorney to confirm what the requirements are for your association.