COMPLIANCE OBLIGATION
Annual budget meeting notice
- Statute
- §718.112(2)(e)
- Notice
- ≥ 14 days prior
- Send by
- Sep 30, 2026
Built for HB 1021 + HB 913. Down to the section number. The software side of Florida condo compliance — statutory deadlines, notices, and records, dated and exportable.
See how it works§ 718.112(2)(c) — Board meeting notice required ≥ 48 hours in advance.718.112(2)(c) — 48-hr notice
Florida-only · Compliance, documented.
FLORIDA STATUTE-NATIVE COMPLIANCE
The platform your board signs the check for, and your CAM logs into. Every obligation, every notice, every record — with the §718 reference next to it.
$149/mo per association. No setup fee. Cancel anytime.
Built for Chapter 718, only.
Tamper-evident audit log on every action.
Records request clock starts on receipt.
Statutory notice templates, drafted from the section.
Tenant-isolated data, per association.
Operated by Revis-1 LLC, Florida.
We are not your lawyer.
WHAT IT DOES
HOA Rocket organizes the work the statute already requires. The pillars below are not features we invented — they are the obligations Chapter 718 puts on your board, with the receipts attached.
Every §718 deadline your board owes — director education, milestone inspection, SIRS, annual budget — on one screen with the section number and the days remaining.
Per §718.111(12)(c)1.a., records are due within 10 business days. We timestamp the request, run the clock, and log every download with who, when, and from where.
Board-meeting notice (48 hours), annual-meeting notice (14 days), budget-meeting notice (14 days). Drafted from the statute, sent with delivery receipts.
Owners, tenants, board, CAM. Position-aware permissions for president, secretary, and treasurer. No shared password to the Dropbox.
Agenda, quorum check, attendance log, motion record, minutes draft. Exportable as a signed PDF for the official records book.
Owners log into their unit and see exactly what was sent and when. Ends the "I never got that notice" argument before it starts.
Per §718.111(12)(g), associations of 25+ units must maintain a secure website with official records posted and per-owner login. We are that website.
THE HONEST PITCH
The category leaders — AppFolio, Vantaca, CINC — were built for the management company. They are sold to the CAM firm, top-down, and the board gets a portal it logs into twice a year. Compliance shows up as one feature among many, written to work across fifty states at once.
We did the opposite. The board signs the check. The CAM lives in the product. The statute is on the page.
That is not a slogan. Every obligation in the system carries its §718 reference. Every notice template starts from the statutory language. Every download is logged with who, when, and from where, because §718.111(12) says owners can ask for the access record and we want yours to exist.
We are not a law firm. We do not draft your bylaws. We do not give legal advice. What we do is keep the work the statute already requires legible, dated, and exportable — so your counsel bills you for the law, not for the spreadsheet.
WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE
Sample data. The product, against an example association we built for these screens — not a real customer.
COMPLIANCE CALENDAR
View · 2026-10-02 09:14 EDT
THIS MONTH · 5 ITEMS
NEW MEETING NOTICE
Selects the §718.112(2)(e) timing rule.
Delivery
PREVIEW · STATUTORY TEMPLATE
Bayshore Condominium Association, Inc.
Pursuant to §718.112(2)(e), Florida Statutes
Notice is hereby given to all unit owners of Bayshore Condominium that the Board of Directors will meet to consider the proposed operating budget for the fiscal year 2027.
The proposed budget and supporting schedules are available in the records vault and have been mailed to each unit owner at the address of record.
Document ID · MN-2026-0118 · Hash a3f9…71c2
ACCESS LOG
Hash chain verified · 2026-10-02 00:00 EDT
Showing 6 of 1,284 events · last 30 daysExport · signed PDF
BY THE NUMBERS
27,419
Florida condo associations
Per Florida DBPR Division of Condominiums, March 2026.
$500
Daily fine, missed records request
Per §718.111(12)(c), civil penalty cap (10-day max).
3,840
Phase 2 inspections due 2026
DBPR milestone-inspection registry, est.
FLORIDA-FIRST
The 2024 reforms rewrote what your board owes the state, the owners, and the regulator. We wrote the explainers a non-lawyer can read.
HOUSE BILL 1021 · 2024
Director education within 90 days of election. Milestone inspections for buildings three stories and up. Structural Integrity Reserve Studies. Personal fines for officers who miss the deadline. Read the section-by-section explainer.
~1,800-word explainer · Last updated May 2, 2026
HOUSE BILL 913 · 2024
Updated audit and review thresholds, expanded official-records duties under §718.111(12), and the website-posting requirement for associations of 25 units or more. The new floor for being audit-ready.
~1,300-word explainer · Last updated May 2, 2026
Florida reference
Every obligation we ship carries its §718 or §720 citation. The reference set is open to the public — bring it to your next board meeting.
Statute hub
Chapter 718 + 720
Section-by-section reference for condos and HOAs.
Calendar
Compliance calendar
Every recurring §718 / §720 deadline in one place.
Glossary
CAM, SIRS, parcel, more
Plain-English definitions of the recurring jargon.
FAQ
Common board questions
Sourced answers to the §718 and §720 questions that come up most.
From the blog
Walkthroughs and explainers a Florida board can read in five minutes — sourced to the statute, written without legalese.
May 18, 2026
Does PayHOA cover Florida HB 913 and the 2026 milestone-inspection cohort?
We compared PayHOA's Florida-laws page line-by-line against HB 913, §553.899, and Chapter 718 — and listed what is missing.
May 18, 2026
PayHOA for a Florida condo board — the honest review
PayHOA gets reviewed all the time on r/HOA and Capterra. None of those reviews are written for a Florida condo board sitting under Chapter 718, HB 913, and HB 1021. This one is.
May 14, 2026
Condo vs. HOA in Florida: what changes between §718 and §720
Florida uses the word 'association' for both condos and HOAs, but §718 and §720 are different playbooks. The gaps are narrow in some places and consequential in others — here is where they actually diverge.
We are not your lawyer. Nothing on this page is legal advice.
A 20-minute walkthrough of the product. No sales engineer. If we are not the right tool for your association, we will tell you in the call.