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Condominium and Cooperative Law in Florida

Condominiums and cooperatives are forms of "common interest" communities.

These are residential areas with one or more buildings, each housing multiple residential units. The units are part of a larger building, which contains other residential units. In turn, there are several such buildings on the property. The units are rented or owned by the residents, but the building as a whole, and the land on which it sits, is owned either by a third party, or collectively by all the residents. The residents, in addition to mortgage or rent, normally have to pay a fee to cover maintenance of the common areas.

If you simply look at a condominium or cooperative community, you likely won't be able to tell if it's one or the other.

There are no physical features distinct to either one, which can be used to distinguish them. Rather, the difference lies in the legal arrangement that covers the relationships between the residents and managers. In condominium communities, the residents own the units they live in, and collectively own the land and buildings in which they are located. In a cooperative community, the units are rented, and are owned by a single entity.

Laws and Regulations Concerning Common Interest Communities in Miami Gardens, Florida

Miami Gardens, Florida likely has various laws and regulations concerning common interest communities. Nonetheless, these are mostly limited to the laws and regulations (zoning, land use, etc.) that concern all real estate owners.

One's daily life in a cooperative or condominium community is more likely to be affected by the rules set by the owners or managers of the property, rather than the regulations of your state or city.

Because the land they occupy is normally private property, it is the owners of this property who make most of the rules that will affect your daily conduct. A responsible manager will normally make rules designed to balance your right to live as you please in your own residence, with the right your neighbors have to a clean, safe, and quiet living environment.

The enforceability of some of these rules may depend on Miami Gardens, Florida's laws controlling relations between landlords and tenants.

Can a Miami Gardens, Florida Attorney Help?

If you have a dispute with a neighbor, your landlord, or your homeowners' association, a seasoned Miami Gardens, Florida real estate attorney can be instrumental in obtaining a desired outcome.

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Life in Miami Gardens

Miami Gardens is a suburb of Miami. It is home to approximately 107,168 people. It is also known for having the largest Black population in Florida.

Since many know South Beach, the smaller area of Miami Gardens is not as well-known. However, Miami Gardens is home to the Miami Dolphins! The Miami Dolphins play in Sun Life Stadium, near Lake Lucerne. This stadium is host to the annual Orange Bowl for college football. Therefore, if South Beach is filled with a stretch of beautiful beaches, Miami Gardens caters to athletes and sports lovers.

Further, Miami is filled with law firms of all sizes. Therefore, the residents of Miami Gardens will have no issue finding proper legal help. The legal force in Miami is capable of handing any legal inquiry.

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