LEADRdesign

Six statutes.One system on rails.

  • Fla. Stat. 718.111(12)
  • HB 913
  • SB 4-D
  • Milestone + SIRS
  • Miami-Dade Ch. 17D

Florida rewrote the rules for condo associations: owners' portals, 30-day posting clocks, milestone inspections, structural reserve studies, county registration. Boards carry personal exposure on every one of them. This platform runs them all as software, with a human approving what goes out.

Bayview Terrace, 38 units5 of 6 on track

Owners website & portal

718.111(12)

Live

Minutes posted in 30 days

HB 913

12 days left

Milestone inspection

553.899

Dec 2026

SIRS + DBPR filing

718.112

Filed

Reserve funding

SB 4-D

Funded

County registration

Ch. 17D

Feb 1 done

$500/day

Fine exposure per violation

12

Record categories the portal must post

30 days

Posting clock on every set of minutes

Dec 31, 2026

SIRS outer statutory deadline

Compliance, on rails

  • /01

    Document vault

    Every statutory record category, pre-built. Forward an email or drop a PDF: the system classifies it, files it in the right slot, sets owner visibility, and flags anything that needs redaction review. Nothing auto-publishes without a human approval.

  • /02

    The 30-day treadmill

    HB 913 put a permanent clock on minutes and meeting video. Each qualifying record starts its own countdown, escalates to the board at day 14, 21, and 27, and closes itself the moment the posting goes live.

  • /03

    Deadline engine

    Milestone inspections, SIRS, DBPR filings, owner distributions, reserve rules, county registration: computed from your building's age, height, coastline distance, and unit count. Deterministic rules, not AI guesses, reviewed by Florida association counsel.

  • /04

    Owner portal

    A clean password-protected owners' site that satisfies 718.111(12) out of the box: records browse and search, notices, and meeting archives. Simple enough for a retired treasurer to run from a phone.

  • /05

    Evidence, not promises

    An append-only audit trail where every action hashes the one before it. When an owner, an attorney, or a DBPR investigator asks what happened and when, the board shows a verified chain instead of a shoebox.

  • /06

    Board reporting

    A monthly compliance packet the board can read in five minutes: what posted, what is due, what needs a vote. Drafted automatically, approved by a human, archived in the vault it describes.

Posting clock, April minutesDay 18 of 30
142127
Day 14Reminder sent to boardAuto
Day 18Draft minutes awaiting approvalNow
Day 21Escalation queued, treasurer + presidentAuto
March minutes: posted day 9Clock closed
Deadline engineDerived, not typed
Built 19988 storiesCoastal, 0.4 mi38 units

Milestone inspection

Dec 31, 2026

172 days

SIRS + DBPR filing

+45d after SIRS

Chained

Owner distribution

+45d after report

Chained

Reserve funding

Jan 1, 2026

In budget

County registration

Feb 1, 2027

Filed 2026
Audit trailChain verified
14:02Minutes posted to owners portalsha256 9f2c…a41d
14:02Clock 718-30d closedsha256 b7e0…3c98
11:47Insurance certificate auto-filedsha256 4d11…f06b
09:15Deadline memo approved by boardsha256 e83a…7d52
08:30Owner notice distributed, 38 of 38sha256 2c6f…91e4

Append-only. Every row hashes the one before it: history cannot be edited quietly.

Boards should not runstatutory clocks by hand.
01

Records in

Forward mail to your association's intake address or drag files in. Classification, filing, and extraction happen in seconds, with anything uncertain routed to a review queue instead of a wrong folder.

02

Clocks run

Posting clocks, inspection windows, filing chains, and registration dates run themselves. The board hears about a deadline while there is still time to act on it, never after.

03

Evidence out

Every obligation closes with a timestamped, hash-chained record. The dashboard stays green, and proving it stays green takes one link.

Self-managed boards

25 to 150 units, no manager

The full system, set up for you in under two weeks. The board's total time commitment is one 30-minute call.

Management companies

CAM portfolios, white-label

Every association in your book on one console, your brand on the portal, portfolio pricing, and the posting clocks stop being your managers' unpaid job.

Engineering firms

Milestone and SIRS pipelines

Field notes and photos in, a draft report in your own template out. You keep the judgment, you lose the typing.

  • Is this legal advice?

    No. The platform organizes records, runs statutory clocks, and produces informational summaries of public requirements. Templates are reviewed by Florida association counsel, and your attorney stays your attorney.

  • How fast can an association be live?

    Under two weeks from the kickoff call, including document migration. We do the setup: the board approves, it does not build.

  • What does it cost?

    Founding-cohort pricing for the first ten South Florida associations, a flat monthly rate that works out to roughly the price of one hour of association attorney time. Portfolio rates for management companies.

  • We already have a website. Do we need this?

    The statute requires more than a website: a password-protected owners' area, twelve categories of current records, and minutes posted within 30 days of every meeting, forever. If your site does all of that on its own, you are covered. The free check tells you in two minutes.

Compliant in fourteen days.

The board's total time commitment is one 30-minute call. We migrate the documents, stand up the portal, and hand you a green dashboard.

Or start with the free two-minute compliance check
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