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Welcome: why board education is now mandatory

Why the rules changed

The 2024 reforms: HB 1021 and HB 1203

Check: when did the rules take effect?

Condo vs. HOA side by side

Condo and HOA requirements compared

Check: who repeats the certification?

The 90-day clock

How to calculate your deadline

Check: does last year's course count?

Staying current every year

Annual education hours

Check: how many hours for a large HOA?

Proof and records

What to keep on file

Check: where does the certificate go?

Your next steps

Your new-director checklist

Ready for official credit?

Free 12-minute mini-course: what Florida condominium and HOA directors must complete, by when, and how to stay compliant. Not a DBPR-approved course; no CE or certification credit.

What every Florida condominium and HOA director must complete, by when, and how to stay compliant year after year. A free mini-course from RazPro Education Services, taught by Roberto Zarate, CAM.

Florida Board Member Education in 12 Minutes

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