Florida HOA & Condo Management Software

Florida Community Governance & Compliance

Local Market Insights

Florida has the highest density of community associations in the U.S. compliance with Florida’s strict reserve funding and transparency laws is mandatory.

Statutory Focus

Recent legislative updates require Florida associations to provide digital access to estoppel certificates and structural integrity reserve studies.

Major Cities Served

Miami

High-rise condo portal solutions for Miami's strict Chapter 718 requirements.

Tampa

Efficient management for Tampa's diverse suburban homeowners associations.

Orlando

Scalable software for Orlando's massive vacation and residential communities.

Jacksonville

Comprehensive tools for the largest municipal area in the Sunshine State.

Sarasota

Luxury community management for Sarasota's coastal associations.

Naples

Exclusive portal features for Naples' high-end gated communities.

Fort Lauderdale

Waterfront property management and boat slip tracking capabilities.

Boca Raton

Premium compliance tools for Boca's established residential enclaves.

Tallahassee

Streamlined governance for North Florida's capital city associations.

West Palm Beach

Modernized communication for Palm Beach County developments.

State Compliance Kit

Our platform is specifically configured to meet the document sharing and notification requirements of the Chapter 720 (HOA) & Chapter 718 (Condo).

Document Archiving
Statutory Meeting Notices
Financial Transparency Portals
Board Member Ethics Logging

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Legal Notice & Disclaimer

Legislative references for Florida, including summaries of the Chapter 720 (HOA) & Chapter 718 (Condo), are provided for general informational purposes only. HOA Total Access, LLC is a software service provider and does not provide legal advice, opinions, or counsel.

Laws and regulations governing community associations are subject to frequent legislative amendments and judicial interpretations. While we strive to maintain accurate data, we make no warranties regarding the currentness or completeness of the legal references on this page. Association boards should always verify current statutes via the official Florida legislature website or consult with a licensed attorney before taking action based on the information provided herein.