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Sound Side Commons Condominium Association, Inc.
Community Association (HOA / Condo): Boards and managers of homeowner, condominium and co-op associations.
Why this saves time (an illustration)
This member has 65 answers on file. If 6 forms a year (bids, renewals, packets, directory) each asked for them, that is about 390 answers typed by hand, roughly 4.3 hours at 40 seconds each. With the vault they are typed once and checked once.
Estimate based on the stated assumptions, not a measured result.
Verified once, trusted again
7 of 21 key answers carry a CPI Verified mark with who checked and when. A board or partner can rely on the mark instead of chasing the same papers again, and the vault flags end dates before they run out.
What is still open (13)
Do a little at a time. CPI staff can help with any of these: just call or email.
- Missing: Where the official records are kept (Board and records)
- Missing: Structural reserve study (SIRS, Florida condos) (Buildings, roofs and safety)
- Missing: Projects coming up in the next 2 years (Vendors and contracts)
- Missing: Written emergency plan adopted by the board? (Storm and emergency readiness)
- Missing: Date of the last "before" photo walk of the property (Storm and emergency readiness)
- Missing: Are records backed up somewhere safe off site? (Storm and emergency readiness)
- Missing: Type your full name to confirm these answers are true to the best of your knowledge (Sharing and your signature)
- Missing: Date (Sharing and your signature)
…and 5 more, marked below.
1. Who you are
Why we ask: The basics every form asks first. Enter them once here.
Reused for: Every request form, directory listing, invoice and certificate.

A PNG, JPG or WebP picture, up to 5 MB. You can change it any time.

A clear head-and-shoulders photo helps boards and vendors know who they are talking to.
Start typing a name. If that person is already a CPI member, pick them from the list to confirm it.
2. The association
Why we ask: The facts every vendor, inspector and adviser asks for first.
Reused for: Bid requests, reserve and inspection planning, storm readiness.
CPI checks this with: State business registry lookup.
CPI checks this with: Declaration or county records.
CPI checks this with: County property appraiser record.
CPI checks this with: State licence lookup. Not checked yet.
3. Board and records
Why we ask: Who decides, and which papers are ready when someone asks.
Reused for: Owner requests, lender and buyer questionnaires, annual meeting planning.
4. Buildings, roofs and safety
Why we ask: What needs care, when, and what was last done.
Reused for: Roof, landscape and security bid requests; inspection and reserve planning.
CPI checks this with: Inspection report or building department letter. Not checked yet.
CPI checks this with: SIRS report cover page.
CPI checks this with: Reserve study cover page.
CPI checks this with: Permit record or invoice.
5. Vendors and contracts
Why we ask: Know who does what, and when each contract ends, before it surprises you.
Reused for: Renewal reminders and fair, on-time bid requests.
6. Storm and emergency readiness
Why we ask: After a storm, everyone asks: who can prove they did it right?
Reused for: Storm checklists, after-storm claims support (you share) and owner updates.
CPI checks this with: Board minutes or plan cover page.
CPI checks this with: Dated photo set.
7. Florida condo rules (Ch. 718 and HB 913)
Why we ask: Insurers, Citizens, lenders, the state (DBPR) and building officials all ask for these dates. Miss one and the cost lands on the owners.
Reused for: Insurance and lender questionnaires, owner notices, inspection and reserve planning, and your renewal reminders.
Please note: ResultsIntell CPI: education only, not legal advice. Laws and dates change. Confirm with your association attorney or licensing board.
CPI checks this with: Inspection report or building department letter.
Law: Florida Statutes 553.899 (HB 913: 3+ habitable stories). Repeats every 10 years. Local building officials enforce it.
CPI checks this with: SIRS report cover page.
Law: Florida Statutes 718.112(2)(g). Repeats every 10 years.
CPI checks this with: Signed board statement. Not checked yet.
Law: HB 913
CPI checks this with: Signed board statement. Not checked yet.
Law: HB 913
CPI checks this with: Appraisal report cover page.
Law: Florida Statutes 718.111(11), HB 913: at least every 36 months
CPI never recommends an insurance company. We only keep the date so nobody is surprised. CPI checks this with: Policy declarations page. Not checked yet.
Law: Florida Statutes 718.111(11): insure to full replacement value
Law: HB 913: Citizens asks for milestone and SIRS compliance
Law: HB 913
Law: HB 913
CPI checks this with: DBPR account page. Not checked yet.
Law: HB 913
CPI checks this with: Management contract pages. Not checked yet.
Law: HB 913
Law: HB 913: without that notice the repair contract can be voidable
Law: HB 913. Reserve study threshold is now $25,000 per item (indexed).
Lender rules change often. Verify with current guidance.
8. Florida HOA rules (Ch. 720 and HB 1203)
Why we ask: Directors who miss training are suspended, and the state can now fine. Keep the dates here and we remind you.
Reused for: Director onboarding, owner records requests, annual meeting planning and your renewal reminders.
Please note: ResultsIntell CPI: education only, not legal advice. Laws and dates change. Confirm with your association attorney or licensing board.
Skipped: These are HOA rules. Your profile says a condo or co-op, so you can skip them.
9. Fair procurement file (HB 1021 and HB 1203)
Why we ask: When an owner, lender or the state asks "how did you pick this vendor?", the answer is already filed.
Reused for: Every CPI bid request, owner records requests, audits and board turnover.
Please note: ResultsIntell CPI: education only, not legal advice. Laws and dates change. Confirm with your association attorney or licensing board.
Law: HB 1021 (Florida Statutes 468.4335)
Law: HB 1021 and HB 1203
Law: Florida Statutes 718.111(12) and 720.303(4)
Law: HB 1203
CPI checks this with: Dated vendor check list (CPI profiles count). Not checked yet.
Law: HB 1021
CPI checks this with: Signed statements. Not checked yet.
Law: Florida Statutes 718.3027 and 720.3033
CPI checks this with: Board minutes. Not checked yet.
Law: HB 1021 and HB 1203: kickbacks can be a third-degree felony
10. Michigan association rules (CPI-MI)
Why we ask: Michigan has no milestone inspection or SIRS law like Florida, but it has its own reserve rule, lien law and a bigger winter risk. Keep the dates here and we remind you.
Reused for: Michigan bid requests, the board's fair procurement file, snow season planning and your renewal reminders.
Please note: CPI-MI (Michigan edition): education only, not legal advice. Laws and dates change. Michigan counsel and an insurance professional review before live bids.
Skipped: These questions are for Michigan. Your profile says another state, so you can skip them.
11. Sharing and your signature
Why we ask: You decide who sees your profile. Nothing is shared until you say so.
Reused for: Your permission travels with the record, so nobody has to ask again.
History of this profile
Every save, check and note is logged with the date and who did it. Answers themselves are not copied into the log.
- Oct 6, 2026, 12:00 PM — Note (CPI staff: [email protected])Called Ruth. She will send the SIRS cover page and the emergency plan after the October board meeting. Landscape contract ends Nov 30: offer a fair bid request.
- Sep 29, 2026, 10:10 AM — Saved changes ([email protected])Changed: Landscape contract end date; Security contract end date; Storm contact list (board, manager, key vendors) up to date?
- Sep 22, 2026, 11:05 AM — Verified an answer (CPI staff: [email protected])Year the main roof was installed or replaced — County permit 2012 found
- Sep 22, 2026, 11:00 AM — Verified an answer (CPI staff: [email protected])State registration number (Sunbiz in Florida, LARA in Michigan) — Sunbiz: active not-for-profit
- Sep 8, 2026, 9:40 AM — Saved changes ([email protected])Changed: Association legal name; Contact phone; Mailing address; Number of homes or units; Number of buildings
- Sep 8, 2026, 9:00 AM — Profile started ([email protected])