What recourse do I have if my HOA fails to maintain common areas? – Perez Mayoral

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00:00:04 If your HOA fails to maintain common areas, you do have legal recourse against the HOA if it caused damage to your home.

00:00:14 Specifically, under Florida statutes, the HOA has an obligation to maintain common elements. If they do not maintain common elements, they have likely breached the statute and potentially have breached the declaration between the homeowner and the association. What that means is they would likely be liable under a theory of breach of contract.

00:00:37 and responsible for all the damages that resulted to your home as a result of their failure to maintain the common elements it’s important to note that you should document any damages that the association has caused as a result of their failure to maintain the common elements that means be sure to take photos videos and gather any other documentation such as invoices and estimates that you’ve received as a result of the association causing damage to your home

00:01:07 Thank you.