Condominium associations got a break when a state appeals court affirmed their right to use a new tool to collect maintenance fees.
Condominium associations were handed a significant weapon late last week in the battle to collect rent directly from tenants whose landlords have stopped paying maintenance fees.
In a significant development in condo law and a boon to struggling associations, a Florida appeals court has upheld a ruling allowing a court-appointed representative to collect rents from all tenants living in units subject to foreclosure by associations in so-called blanket or master receiverships.
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