Answering more questions about association meetings

Betsy Barbieux gets a lot of questions from viewers and readers of her column in the Journal of Florida Community Association Professionals, and one of the most frequent topics is association meetings. Betsy and Suzanne go over some of them in this episode of CAM Matters.
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[@pierrereneparealtor5083]

Thank you!

[@tomkiefer2386]

Always great content.

[@shwnshts9469]

Betsy cracks me up!

[@shadydog433]

The statute states that an owner may record/video tape a board meeting? How would that be possible at a round or square table of board members where the audience of owners is observing the meeting? A meeting in panel style makes this much easier to do. Also the annual membership meeting is not a board meeting, a round table of board members would not work.

[@MrRRiCA1]

Good morning Betsy. What’s the best way to learn how to put together a budget? And do you offer trading specifically on the budget? Thank you!

[@betsybarbieux8758]

I offer CAM QuickStart once a month on Tuesday. It is a time for a CAM to spend the day asking any and questions they wish. I can show you how I develop a budget.

[@RichardHamilton-o1h]

how to get a copy of 720 for 2023?

[@betsybarbieux8758]

Since this show, the Florida legislators amended Chapter 720 to require that HOA board's also post a detailed agenda along with the notice.