Does a Condominium Audit Require Owner Approval
Q: My condominium association has a budget of less than $300,000.00 per year. At a recent board meeting it was stated that the association plans to have an audit of the association’s finances. I understand that the Florida Statute would not require our association to have audit and there was no owner vote taken authorizing such expenditure. Is this appropriate? (G.R., via e-mail)
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