Florida HOA & Condo Website Compliance

Florida's HOA Website Compliance Deadline Has Passed. Is Your Association Protected?

We help boards and CAMs understand and implement Florida's website and records-access requirements — without confusion, pressure, or unnecessary complexity.

Protecting the institutional memory and digital continuity of your community.

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Do Florida Associations Need a Website?

Condos (25+ units) must comply with updated statutes
HOAs (100+ parcels) must maintain required records online
Requirements took effect January 1, 2026
Many Communities are still not compliant
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How We Help Florida Associations Get Compliant

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Understand what your association is required to have

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Maintain compliance without adding work to the board or CAM

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Not Sure If Your Association Is Compliant?

We help Florida associations understand what's required—and what to do next.

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Built by a Florida Licensed Community Association Manager Focused on Digital Governance & Community Continuity

Community Internet Advisory was created by Mike Cannon, a Florida Licensed Community Association Manager (LCAM) with extensive experience working alongside community associations, telecommunications providers, and stakeholder-driven organizations.

Through years of working with HOA and condo communities, Mike recognized a growing need for stronger digital organization, governance continuity, communication structure, and long-term operational transparency within associations.

Community Internet Advisory was built to help boards and communities improve the way they organize, communicate, preserve institutional knowledge, and manage their digital presence — with a focus on long-term stability rather than short-term sales.

Areas of focus include:

  • Governance-focused website and communication systems
  • Digital organization and institutional memory preservation
  • Community transparency and resident communication support
  • Long-term continuity across board transitions
  • Operational clarity and stakeholder alignment
  • Technology guidance centered around community needs and usability

"I created Community Internet Advisory because communities deserve digital systems that support long-term continuity, communication, and transparency — not just another website."

— Mike Cannon, LCAM

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