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**Florida Condo Association FAQ – The Landing Condominium Association** This FAQ complies with DBPR requirements and provides quick answers to commonly asked questions from homeowners, buyers, and title companies. --- **1. What is The Landing Condominium Association?** The Landing Condominium Association is a deed-restricted condominium community governed by a volunteer Board of Directors and managed by a licensed CAM (Community Association Manager). **2. Who manages the Association?** Jeanny Tejada, LCAM, CMCA, AMS – Licensed Community Association Manager for The Landing Condominium Association Specialty Management – Handles financials and collects monthly assessments 📞 407-647-2622 📍 1000 Pine Hollow Point, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 **3. How is the Association funded?** The HOA is funded through quarterly assessments paid by unit owners. These cover common area maintenance, insurance, reserves, and operations. **4. Are there any pending special assessments?** There are currently no special assessments levied. Any future assessments will be communicated in accordance with Florida statutes. **5. Are there any code violations or repair projects in progress?** Yes. The HOA is addressing items from the 2023 Milestone Structural Report. Estimated completion of repairs is projected by December 2025. **6. Where can I access governing documents and financials?** Registered unit owners can access community documents via the Resident Portal. 👉 [Log In to Resident Portal](#) **7. Are pets allowed in the community?** Yes, with restrictions: * Limit: 2 pets per unit * Combined weight limit: 25 lbs total * Aggressive breeds are prohibited * All pets must be leashed and owners must clean up after them * **All pets must be registered with the Association** — failure to register pets may result in fines or non-renewal of leases **8. Can I lease or rent my unit?** Leasing is permitted with the following conditions: * Lease term must be greater than 7 months * Short-term leases are not allowed * All leases must receive Board approval following a background check * Applications must be submitted to the Association with required documents and fees * Tenants must follow all HOA rules **9. What is the approval process for new owners and residents?** All new owners and new residents must be approved by the HOA prior to purchasing or moving in. * Approval requires a background check * Applications must be submitted to the Association along with the required documents and fees **10. What are the parking rules?** * Maximum 2 vehicles per unit; all vehicles must be registered with the office * Unregistered vehicles are subject to towing * No overnight parking of RVs or trailers * Commercial vehicles require approval, must be registered, and must park in designated commercial parking lot * Guest vehicles must display a guest pass for overnight parking (max 10 nights) --- For more information or to submit a question, please contact Management. Jeanny Tejada, LCAM, CMCA, AMS – Licensed CAM for The Landing Condominium Association Specialty Management (Financials & Assessments) 📞 407-647-2622 📍 1000 Pine Hollow Point, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714