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Florida law known as the "Homeowners' Association Bill of Rights" takes effect - NewsBreak MIAMI - The Florida law known as the "Homeowners' Association Bill of Rights" took effect on October 1st."We had one of the most ambitious projects in regard to attaining more accountability and transparency for the HOA and the residents who live in these communities," said state Rep. Juan Carlos Po...

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Yes, Florida HOAs can put a lien on a home Not only do HOAs in Florida have the power to put a lien on a home for not paying dues or fines, they can also foreclose on it.

Labor Day, a federal holiday in the United States, is commemorated annually on the first Monday of September. In 2023, Labor Day in the US falls on September 4th.

What is a termite bond?

If termites are discovered in a house that you are planning on buying, many lenders will require you to have a "termite bond." Although sometimes used interchangeably with "termite agreement" or "termite contract," a termite bond is something entirely different. In other words, the lender is really looking for a termite agreement or a termite contract. A bond is simply a fee that a pest control company pays to a regulatory agency when it establishes its business. If the pest control company goes bankrupt and owes customers money, the bond (usually a few thousand dollars total) is split among claimants.

Termite bonds do not cost the homeowner or potential termite customer any money but are rather a regulatory requirement for termite control companies to operate their business.