Win for One Association Actually a Loss for Florida Associations

In the aftermath of the recession and foreclosure crisis, many Florida condominium associations have responded to their collections and budget shortfalls by aggressively pursuing the maximum payoff from new owners. That was the strategy employed by an Orlando condominium association in the recent appellate case of Central Park A Metrowest Condominium Association v. Amtrust REO I.   Read the article……..

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