Unit 3 Quiz - Community Association Management
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Which is a practice included in community association management?

  • Controlling or disbursing funds of a community association
  • All of these (correct)
  • Assisting in the noticing or conducting of community association meetings
  • Preparing budgets or other financial documents for a community association

Once a rule has been promulgated, what happens to it?

  • It must go back to committee.
  • None of these.
  • It is considered void.
  • It is incorporated into the Florida Administrative Code. (correct)

Which is one of the three parts that distinguish a condominium from other types of joint or common ownership?

  • Exclusive ownership of a single unit
  • Joint ownership of a percentage of the common elements
  • Membership in a condominium association
  • All of these (correct)

Which is included in Part I of the general provisions of the Condominium Act?

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Which type of condominium is restricted by Part IV of the Condominium Act?

<p>Leasehold condominiums (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Under which type of ownership is legal title to all real estate vested in a corporation or cooperative association?

<p>Cooperative (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which is TRUE about mandatory homeowners associations?

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How long must homeowners associations maintain meeting minutes?

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How long is the contract rescission period for purchasers of a time-share plan?

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What type of properties are used by more than one owner throughout the year?

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What Statute governs vacation and timeshare plans?

<p>Chapter 721 F.S. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What Statute governs Homeowner Associations

<p>Chapter 720 F.S. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What Statute governs the Cooperative Act

<p>Chapter 719 F.S. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What Statute governs the Condominium Act

<p>Chapter 718 F.S. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Not for Profit organizations under Chapter 617 F.S. must maintain a registered agent and registered office in the State of Florida.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Not For Profit means Tax Exempt

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The Regulatory Council of Community Associations Managers is created within the department and shall consist of seven members appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate. Of the seven members ......

<p>5 must be Community association managers, one of whom may be employed by a time share, and 2 who are residents of the state of Florida that have never been connected to association management. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Chapter 718, Part II relates to construction warranties for completed improvements and states that statutory warranties for the association extend for a period of three years from completion or a period of one year from the time the unit owners assume control of the association, whichever occurs last. Under no circumstance do the warranties extend

<p>more than five years from the date of completion of the building improvement (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Community association management practice

Managing and controlling funds, preparing budgets, and assisting with meetings in a community association.

Promulgated rule effect

A promulgated rule becomes part of the governing documents, not a separate code.

Condominium's defining parts

Exclusive unit ownership, joint common element ownership, membership in an association.

Condominium Act Part I exclusion

The mandatory content of bylaws is NOT part of the basic authority in Part I.

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Condominium Act Part IV restriction

Part IV of the Condominium Act restricts leasehold condominiums.

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Cooperative ownership title

Legal title in a cooperative is vested in a corporation or cooperative association.

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Mandatory homeowners associations role

Created by a developer, binding owners, and responsible for community operations.

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Homeowners association meeting minute retention

Homeowners associations must maintain meeting minutes for 3 years.

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Time-share contract rescission period

Time-share purchasers have a 10-day rescission period.

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Time-share properties purpose

Properties used by multiple owners throughout the year.

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Community association management

The management of community associations, encompassing financial control, budget preparation, and meeting conduct.

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Condominium Ownership

Joint ownership of common elements and exclusive ownership of a single unit.

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Bylaws

The regulations and guidelines that govern an organization

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Covenant

A legally binding agreement or promise

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Condition

A stipulation or requirement that must be met

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Restriction

A limitation or constraint on the property and its use

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Time-share plan

Allows multiple owners to use property throughout the year

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Cooperative ownership

Ownership vested in a corporation or cooperative association.

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Study Notes

Community Association Management

  • Community associations manage funds, prepare budgets, and assist with meetings
  • Includes controlling funds and other financial documentation

Rules and Regulations

  • Promulgated rules are incorporated into the Florida Administrative Code
  • Rules that are not valid are considered void

Condominium Ownership

  • Distinguishing characteristics include joint ownership of a percentage of the common elements, exclusive ownership of a single unit, and membership in a condominium association

Condominium Act

  • Part I of the Condominium Act outlines basic authority, mandatory content of bylaws, and responsibility for payment

Condominium Types

  • Restricted types, as outlined in Part IV, include leasehold, phase, mixed-use, and conversions

Ownership Types

  • Legal title to all real estate is vested in a corporation or cooperative in condominium ownership
  • Cooperative ownership is another way to own real estate
  • Time-share ownership is a type of ownership

Homeowners Associations

  • Florida corporations manage residential communities
  • Governing documents bind owners and create covenants, conditions, and restrictions
  • Associations maintain meeting minutes for set periods

Meeting Minutes

  • Homeowners associations maintain meeting minutes for a minimum of 10 years

Contract Rescission

  • Contract rescission periods for time-share purchasers are 20 days

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Test your knowledge on community association management, including budgeting and financial controls. This quiz covers the rules, regulations, and types of ownership outlined in the Condominium Act. Understand the intricacies of condominium ownership and types for a comprehensive review.

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