Florida condominium owners consider returning to work or selling their properties after incurring $100,000 in special assessments

Many condominium owners in Florida are now faced with difficult decisions due to the unexpected burden of $100,000 in special assessment fees. This financial strain has led some to contemplate going back to the workforce or putting their homes on the market. How are others managing similar situations, and what solutions can be explored to alleviate this financial pressure?

Investing in energy efficiency upgrades might help. This financial strain is substantial, and cutting long-term energy costs could ease the burden. Florida sun is perfect for solar panels; they might initially be costly but will pay off, plus you might qualify for tax breaks. Worth discussing with other condo residents.