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What law requires a condominium association to hire a licensed property manager?

April 26, 2017Association condominium hire Law licensed manager Property requires

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What law requires a condominium association to hire a licensed property manager?

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Chapters 718 and 719, Florida Statutes, do not require the association to hire a manager. However, the Florida Administrative Code, states that if a condominium board of directors chooses to employ a manager, it shall only employ a licensed community association manager where licensure is required by Section 468.431, Florida Statutes. Condominium: Rule 61B-23.001(4), F.A.C. Cooperative: Not addressed in Chapter 719, F.S.