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Originally Posted by Kim in FL
And this answered my question how?
The townhome we rented was a single family home and did not share common pipes other than the main sewer line that all homes tied into. No different than a regular housing community.. but we are talking about a planned community, with and HOA and association.
Apartments and condos that are multi level generally do share plumbing... and can have both an HOA and association.
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Let me repeat, condominiums are COA, not HOA. Condominiums are governed in Florida by state statutes 718 and HOA are under 720. Google it.
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