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Does your HOA keep you in the dark about important records and decisions? In this episode of the Bad HOA Podcast, we break down your legal rights to inspect HOA records in Florida and provide a step-by-step guide to exercising these rights effectively.

Join Luke Carlson, Esq., an experienced HOA attorney, along with Producer Marty Vasquez and Florida Partner David Lehr, as they unpack the power of record inspection rights and how to use them to protect your interests as a homeowner.

In this episode, you'll discover:
1. Your legal rights to association records under Florida law
2. The proper process for requesting and inspecting documents
3. What records you can and cannot access
4. How to handle resistance from your association
5. Coming changes to digital record-keeping requirements
6. Real-world applications in common HOA disputes

Whether you're concerned about financial management, selective enforcement, or general transparency, this episode provides the knowledge you need to hold your association accountable.

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