Florida Condos After Surfside: Reserves Decide Safety and Cost
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Buying a Florida condo now means facing stricter rules requiring associations to keep enough reserve funds for major structural repairs, driven by new laws after the Surfside collapse. Many condos may face large special assessments soon if reserves are underfunded or inspections reveal urgent issues, affecting financing and costs. Buyers should demand detailed reserve studies, inspection reports, and financial disclosures to avoid unexpected expenses and ensure the building’s safety and financeability.
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Vorschau“Should I make an offer on a Florida condo before requesting the Structural Integrity Reserve Study and milestone inspection report, or does the sequence matter?”
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“Yes—the sequence matters, but you do not necessarily have to wait to make an offer **if”
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“Yes—the sequence matters. Do not make a clean offer before requesting the Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS) and milestone inspection report. In Florida’s post-Surfside market, those two documents can reveal a reserve shortfall, urgent structural repairs, financing problems, or special assessments in the $25,000–$150,000+ per-unit range—sometimes more in distressed buildings.
Best sequence:
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Before writing the offer, request:
- Most recent SIRS
- Most recent milestone inspection report
- Phase 2 report, if Phase 2 was required
- Current budget
- Reserve balance and funding schedule
- Board minutes from the last 12–24 months
- Any pending, planned, or recently adopted special assessments
- Association loan/line-of-credit documents
- Insurance summary/master policy
- Engineering or building-envelope reports
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**Compare the SIRS...”
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