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Summer Survey – Results
You spoke, we listened! Positive legislation is best supported by bringing valuable data to your public policymakers. With that in mind, CALL conducted a series of surveys in the summer of 2020 that were, and still are, of great importance to community associations throughout Florida. We hope that you will take a moment to review these results and to share them with your neighboring communities as well.
Airbnb
As many of you already know, SB 824 sponsored by Senator Diaz, would have made it much more difficult if not impossible for your private residential community to restrict or prohibit short-term rental activity on internet platforms like Airbnb. While that bill did not pass the Florida Legislature, we have every expectation that Airbnb and similar companies will push for a reboot in the 2020 Legislative Session.
As such, we felt it was important to provide our public policymakers with real data about how short-term rental activity impacts private communities. Becker conducted a brief survey with community association owners, board members, and management professionals to better understand what was most important to you.
Emotional Support Animals
This survey regarding Emotional Support Animals helped us gather opinions on a hot button issue for those who live in private residential communities. ESA certificates are currently able to be obtained without the supervision of a doctor, which often leaves neighbors and property managers frustrated. Bill 1128 would require Floridians with an ESA to be certified by an MD and have an emotional or physical ailment documented.
Participants filled out a short questionnaire so that we could better understand what was important to you as community association owners, board members, and management professionals. We felt it was very important for us to provide our public policymakers with real data about how issues — like Emotional Support Animals — affect community associations in order that they make the right decisions during the legislative process.
Hiring your own Public Adjuster
Insurance claims are inevitable in the lifespan of every Florida community. Fully understanding the claims process and navigating the potential land mines is crucial.
This survey addressed your past experience with insurance claims and adjusters. It was the ultimate survey in our summer series for community association owners, board members, and management professionals. Your participation was fundamental to CALL’s efforts to provide real data to your public policymakers while discussing the impact legislation has on private communities across Florida.
