In a certain county in Florida there are several (4-5) 'Pool Cabanas'
available for purchase from the county.
These are made available for purchase for back taxes owed.
Once purchased from the county, the purchaser would hold a 'Tax Deed'.
Each of these Cabanas is in the same condo development where 'non-
cabana' standard 1-3 bedroom units sell for about $250k to about 1
million dollars.
Ordinarilly it is not possible to purchase a Cabana unless you already
own a standard unit in the building. Ordinailly when a purchase is
made in that building the purchaser must pass an interview. The board
would NEVER approve anyone to own a Cabana if they did not already own
a 'standard unit'.
In the legal description for the each cabana it states that the cabana
owner also owns a small interest in the 'Common Elemets' of the condo
development.
SO... Here is my question. If I purchase a cabana along with the
included percentage owner****p of the common elements, can the condo
association legally prevent me from accessing my cabana and the common
elements of the property?
Please let me know. Email TonyInClearwater --AT-- yahoo.com
