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Siri Properties, LLC Acts to Protect Homeowners’ Right to Ask Questions

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — April 20, 2026 — Siri Properties, LLC has officially stepped in to oppose a new attempt to "meter" how often homeowners can ask their associations for information. A local association recently petitioned the State of Florida to limit residents to just one inquiry every 30 days—a policy that Siri Properties formally challenged on April 17, 2026.

• The public comment highlights:
  The "Slow-Walk" Strategy: Under this proposed rule, if you had five questions about a sudden budget increase, it would take you five months to get answers. By then, the legal deadline to challenge that budget would have already passed.

• Rules vs. Rights: While boards can make "reasonable" office rules, they cannot invent new policies that strip away rights given to you by the Florida Legislature.

• Secret Change: Such an extreme restriction was never mentioned when homeowners bought their properties, and it shouldn't be imposed on them now via agency directive.

In the filing regarding Case No. 2026-014593, Siri Properties argues that restricting inquiries to one question every 30 days creates an "investigative immunity" for boards. Under this proposed model, a comprehensive five-part financial investigation would take 150 days to complete—effectively outrunning the 90-day statutory windows homeowners have to challenge budget increases or special assessments.

"A board-enacted rule may provide administrative structure, but it cannot diminish, restrict, or bypass a right granted by the Florida Legislature," the comment states.

Siri Properties contends that the duty to disclose is a mandatory fiduciary obligation that remains independent of an association's internal administrative staffing or operational disorganization.

Our Position: Open Books, Open Boards

Siri Properties argues that being "too busy" is not a legal excuse for an association to stop answering its members. Boards should use modern tools—like online FAQ pages—to make information easier for everyone to find. Transparency is a statutory right, not a discretionary privilege.

About Siri Properties, LLC: Siri Properties, LLC is redefining the manufactured housing industry through its MH Luxe Collection, focusing on premium, uniquely restored homes that elevate the standard of manufactured living. As a corporate mobile home owner, the company is a vocal advocate for investment stability and the protection of homeowner rights under the Florida Mobile Home Act.

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Majority Mandate: Siri Properties Moves to Protect Mobile Home Ownership Rights at the State Level

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — February 10, 2026 — On Feb. 3, Siri Properties, LLC filed a formal public comment with the Florida Division of Condominiums, Timeshares, and Mobile Homes, calling for stricter enforcement of "verified standing" in homeowners' association petitions. The filing, related to a pending declaratory statement, argues that a corporate name alone does not grant an association the legal power to negotiate on behalf of a community.

The Florida Mobile Home Act (FMHA) requires an association to secure the written consent of at least 51% of homeowners before it can be recognized as their official representative. Siri Properties’ filing highlights that without this verified mandate, any resulting legal agreements from unauthorized representation could be "facially voidable," potentially creating a "cloud on the title" for every resident’s leasehold interest.

"We believe that for a community's voice to be truly powerful, it has to be legally sound," said a spokesperson for Siri Properties, LLC. "Following the 51% rule isn't just about paperwork; you need a body that’s been officially recognized to act as the homeowner's official voice.”

The statewide challenge also points to a critical regulatory gap: associations claiming to be legal representatives in Florida while identifying as "social clubs" or "social welfare" organizations in federal IRS filings. Siri Properties argues that these dual identities are "irreconcilable" with the fiduciary duties required to negotiate private land-lease contracts.

By advocating best administrative practices—such as requiring notarized proof of majority consent—Siri Properties aims to ensure that mobile home owners' legal rights are protected by a true majority.

About Siri Properties, LLC: Siri Properties, LLC is redefining the manufactured housing industry through its MH Luxe Collection, focusing on premium, uniquely restored homes that elevate the standard of manufactured living. As a corporate mobile home owner, the company is a vocal advocate for investment stability and the protection of homeowner rights under the Florida Mobile Home Act.

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