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HOA reformsSun Sentinel
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Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed a bill that cracks down on enforcement practices by homeowner associations.
The bill was introduced by state Rep. Tiffany Esposito as part of a series of reforms stemming from the arrests of five Miami-Dade residents accused in 2022 of engaging in a complex scheme to steal millions in monthly association fees paid by homeowners at the Hammocks .
The original version of the bill would have prohibited associations from imposing liens on homes for unpaid fines over violations relating to lawns, landscaping, grass maintenance and traffic violations.
Lobbyists for the Community Association Institute , representing HOA boards as well as contractors hired by boards, took issue with the proposal in January .
The final version eliminated the ban on liens.
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