Condo owners blindsided by $100K assessment fees in Volusia County
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
- There are now just six months left before the state-wide deadline for condo buildings to get their mandatory engineering assessments done. In Volusia County, this costs over $100,000 per condo owner at one building.
You won’t be able to give a condo away next year.
Reap what you sow!
Florida housing market always crashes hard.
They're rushing to sell their condos, but nobody wants them.
Insurance won’t write new policy’s either
If I was an owner of a condo in Florida, I would start an owners affiliation club and fight back against the building owners for my rights. Building inspections or limited building life expectancy was not in my contract of purchasing sales. I purchased a unit within a building associated with fees to maintain buildings, but not, structural engineering. Period End of story.
But I thought moving to Florida was the greatest thing in history?
@@Phil-G1075 Building owners are the condo owners, they gonna sue themselves?
@@steven4315 I would! Teach myself a lesson!🙃
Why are owners surprised by this? You lived on the cheap for decades in an environment that erodes steel and concrete. Instead of saving for repairs, or keeping them up along the way, now it's a lump sum. It was a gamble and unfortunately you lost. No dumping it on a future owner. Or worse. A catastrophe.
Yep and off the backs of us that don’t live on the beach. They are the reason insurance has skyrocketing. They need to ban where these homes and condos can be built
Entirely correct….they were greedy and got caught out.
Yup, it has to be paid and it can't be passed on to a new owner. They just need to drop the price and cut and run. Crazy that they didn't mention the name/address of the building for viewers to be wary of.
Most condo associations have been preparing for inspections & renovations deadlines for 3 years already. Why did these condo owners ignore the deadline?
@@user-kk3qg5el1mlocation on the beach is not what’s causing insurance increases. It’s being in the storm territory that consumes all of Florida. It will soon happen to the lower midwest states as they keep getting pumped w tornadoes. Insurance is a failed dying industry.
People won't be able to even sell a condo with that millstone strapped to it.
Most can't pass new inspection standards.
After, the assessments are paid, the condo association will sell the building, then everyone will be forced to sell out, at lowball offers.
These owners all voted to underfund their reserves and to put off doing needed repairs. I feel zero remorse for them.
@@bubbajones4522
Totally agree. Not all do that. But the ones that do are now finding out they are caught with their pants down. I lived in a 89 unit condo association for ten years in Bradenton FL ('02-'12) they had a detailed budget with reserves.
@@bubbajones4522Yep. Sucks to be them.
The condo association does not own the building, they cannot sell it. If the building is sold it will be the decision of the owners.
@@michaelchavez9094
If a majority of the owners vote to sell.
They want to live there they need to pay for making sure it’s safe. Don’t expect us that don’t live on the water to pay for it. Should’ve stayed up north.
Don't live in Florida, it's way more expensive than NYC.
@@eddieBoxer It's also a cesspit for fraud, even though it's a police state.
They put off maintenance for years. Time to pay.
They did not put off paying money for repairs.People use it for other things.
Well HOA managers have been misusing those fees after decades instead of towards maintaining the buildings. Not rocket science
Right
But now owners are liable?
What a scam
That’s what you get when you’re looking to scam everyone yourself. Real estate priced too good to be true? Well guess what? It was too good to be true. Hate govt regulation? Bet you now wish, after that condo collapse, there had been more regulation.
Prior to the CTS collapse, OWNERS could vote to NOT fund Reserves separately from the Operating budget. It was common practice to not fund Reserves and manage major repairs & replacements by Special Assessments. Florida law changed as a result of the CTS collapse, and many other states are looking at similar Reserve funding requirements.
@@EarthSurfer Thus realizing the **true** cost of housing in those states. As opposed to the fictional “lower cost of living” routinely claimed by those states in order to get folks to move there.
@EarthSurfer Living in a condo association elsewhere, that practice baffles me. I'd rather pay small increments over the long term to have reserves and such covered for when things do need repair/replacement, rather than surprise lump sums for everything. My HOA had a special assessment last year because excessive rain had caused damage and parts to fail much earlier than anticipated. Nothing anyone could do, but we'd been gathering reserves for that project.
This is a failure of the state Government at multiple levels. They know the environment and the stress and wear it can put on buildings. They should have made the Condo Association require to have much larger reserves for maintenance, but that would meant higher monthly HOA fees which impact sales of the units. It is the old pay me now or pay me later story. And paying later is always more painful.
Why is it the governments job to make people maintain their properties? I thought Florida was all about getting the government off the people's backs. I keep hearing people in Florida are sick of the government telling them what to do.
Paying later is not “always more painful” as shown by studying the vast majority of entrepreneurs who borrowed money and deferred payments while building Microsoft, Alphabet, Apple, Meta, Fed Ex, as well as the vast majority of independent small businesses.
They wouldn't get votes if they did that.
“Deferred maintenance “. Always catches up with you.
My current Condo Board uses the PADDED Deferred Maintenance line item in Budget like PETTY CASH 😡
This is exactly what greed looks like. Every company is doing it so prepare to live in debt forever.
Greed and corruption.
Florida's housing market always crashes hard, and this time around will be no exception.
Nobody in their right mind would buy a condo in these times they are now worthless
People in their right mind wouldn't buy a condo in Florida - or any other coastal areas for that matter. People have been flooding to beach areas in North and South CArolina - and guess what, the same issues are developing there as developed in Florida. Potential buyers just don't educate themselves about what is actually happening with climate change, insurance costs, coastal erosion, land subsidence, ocean rise, etc. before deciding "Oh honey, I want a beautiful condo (or house) on the beach." Does anybody think a real estate broker desperate for a deal and a commission is going to tell them the truth?
Wow! A news reporter who can break down an issue clearly with details in two minutes. Refreshing … WKMG hit the jackpot with this young lady.
Stop moving to Florida
Yes, please stay up north with your crime and high taxes and progressive values! 😂
Bite your tongue. EVERYONE needs to move here. Get those condo people house hunting. Drive up my home value so I can sell.
It's not only florida. I stupidly bought a condo in Seattle and same thing was happening. Fortunately the market got hot and I was able to sell.
@@mistiinseattle The ANTIFA Seattle????
@@rosemary6907 lol actually I left that disaster and moved to the Midwest. :)
He's a snowbird I think he can afford it
Not all snowbirds have that much money 💰
@@benlevy48 Yea, it's called living above your means. Common American mistake.
I got lucky and unloaded my Tampa condo years ago. Special assessments were adding up back then too.
This is why hiring a good real estate attorney is invaluable. They would have been able to find out there is a large assement coming up and the buyer could have backed out of the purchase.
They would have a hard time getting insurance anyway
Mother Nature will decide, that's something propaganda won't tell u?
Sure $100,000 for the report and then what hundreds of thousands to bring them up to code.
Why would it cost $3 million plus for just an engineering report? Something smells to high heaven here. Welcome to Florida, folks!
Disposable housing! Welcome to the garbage of Florida!
Do you live here or are you talking out your 🫏?
This is the reason i only rent an apartment, no HOA, no assessment.
@@subicstationditosailor4053 I lived there in past and have family that are suffering.
@@eddieBoxer FREE RENT???????
They said move to Florida, you'll be better off LMAO
They need to sue the company for using algorithms to price things
Too many Condo Boards have been living “on the cheap” and deferring maintenance for so long… Sad part is those original owners are dead and new owners are getting stuck!!
Anybody contemplating buying a property - or any other costly item (such as a motor vehicle, a motor boat, etc.) needs to do their due diligence. Most Americans don't bother and then they're stuck. Consider some of the owners in that condo with the $100,000 assessment hanging over their heads. They're not millionaires, they can't find a buyer for the kind of money they want, they'll get ONLY low ball offers - so they're stuck. They can't sell unless they potentially take a loss, unless they paid a really low low price for those condos back in the "la la" days, so they stand to lose everything AND possibly have to file for bankruptcy if they're carrying a mortgage on their unit.
Wonder what will become of the buildings. I think a lot of people are going to move or default on the assessment. Asking each person to cough up $100K in a lump sum out of thin area with so many living paycheck to paycheck is unreasonable. I also wonder what happens to the building if the majority of owners cannot pay? Foreclosure? The building becomes abandoned? It gets turned into apartments? Other?
The next new "OVER-PRICED high rise" will replace it (land grab). Rinse repeat !
Unfortunately, much of this is the fault of the condo management/boards of directors as they have passed the buck year after year and not fully funded their reserves as they have always been required to do. Now they have been caught with their pants down because the condo collapse in Surfside has resulted in this law where all of the condos have to be inspected and come into compliance NOW.
They did what the Boomers wanted them to do.
Everyone should have expected this after the surface collapse! I don’t even live in a condo and saw this coming miles away!!
It is almost as if the Previous owners of the Condo's where slum Landlords in the Monies where not set aside to cover emergencies. The newest owners now in a real bind.
The first condo collapse was the canary in the coal mine. Why anyone would purchase a condo in Florida boggles the mind, defies logic. 😅
Not all condos are by the Ocean or built on SAND!!
@@rosemary6907 True but contractors cut corners where they can and this shows up decades later, often when the contractor is retired or deceased. Same is true for many developments in the desert, where again the contractors cut corners and build homes that are far from up to code.
Condos are trash. Always a fee for this and that. Owning a home is priceless.
I grew up in Fla
I left 13y ago
Fla is a mess now
I dont even visit anymore
I miss old Fla
Before Disney
Yeah in Florida your house will get flooded and blown apart on a regular basis while you can't get insurance. That's priceless LMAO 🤣😂
Condos are just trailer parks in disguise. Exactly like a trailer park contract, you own the home but never the land underneath it. Thus, the person who owns the land underneath you has de facto rights to change the rules for any or no reason.
@@cheesecakefan4880are you over 60 years old to remember Disney not being there?
Condo valet trash pick up cost $200 dollars per month and going up.
Your humor and wit make this video so entertaining to watch.😄
Many knew this was coming why didn't they plan ahead - Were the BOD and management companies sleeping?
I would never buy a condo. It’s not really yours. U are not the boss. F that.
GET ON THE BOARD!!! You are everyone's BOSS!
Now I can show my mom these videos so she doesn’t buy one of these condos.
I guess they couldn't really afford to live there in the end.
I used to love visiting and wanted to move but just unreal whats happening to soo many people
how could you not know it's been on the news for over 2 years. if you think it will be worth more you live in la la land. the market is going to be flooded with condo's. people should have been selling 2 years ago.
Some did right after Surfside. These people are waiting to the last few months.
Blindsided....I think it's been common now.
in some cases, you arent allowed to pass on the assessment to the new owners if one decides to sell.
Sorry but if you have 2 homes, can't feel sorry for you. Many people struggling with the idea of never being able to own a home. At least if you rent, walk away!
I do feel bad. Kinda sucks. However, if I owned a condo in a High rise In Florida after the June 2021 collapse of Champlain Towers, I would have sold 6 months later. It was only a matter of time before the hammer came down and new laws were passed, inevitably leading to major assessment and repair fees.
My Florida County HEIGHT is 3 stories, no high rises!!!
When I lived in my old apt in Ft.Lauderdale I was told it was going to go condo and I got first choice of buying it. I said it's not worth $275k ... not with all the work the building needed, it would have cost close to $400k. I moved out, I ened up buying a home out side of Florida for around $225k with a lot more sq footage.
Teacher didn’t do her homework. AND she sure didn’t learn how to save for retirement.
For those that recently purchased, don't have enough equity in their condos and don't care about their credit for 7 years might be better to just walk away and let the HOAs and insurance companies eat the expense!
I went to a RE auction in SOFLA in 2007 and oceanfront/close to the ocean 1 bedroom condos in 40 year old buildings the starting bids as low as $20K with back then only $500/mo HOAs. Math never worked then since HOAs only going to go up especially in older taller structures. Now proly even if they give away for free won't make $ and sense.
Ironic. Many people stuck their heads in the sand and bought condos based on the false assumption that they are cheaper than traditional homes because they do not have to save up money to pay for major repairs. Apparently they thought the relatively small monthly association fee was going to be enough to make major repairs, or they thought that the repairs would not be needed until after they passed away. When neither turned out to be true, then they blame the condo BOD rather than themselves. I wonder if many of them also bought timeshares thinking they were also too good of a deal to pass up or bought EVs thinking their batteries would last the rest of their need to drive.
That's pretty funny. The outrageous assessments will add value to the condos? Or will it scare away future buyers because they are afraid of additional special assessment fees down the line.
Yeah, special assessments aren't adding value. With that said, there are still plenty of buyers with money buying them. The typical retiree is being priced out. Florida used to be cheap. Now it's among the most expensive states.
Even without the threat of gigantic assessments in the future, why would ANY PERSON IN THEIR RIGHT MIND buy ANY property in Florida. We know what's going to happen to two-thirds of the state - sinking into the ocean, for pete's sake. There's already issues in the interior with salination of underground water aquifers, and despite people claiming "oh, it's only the coastal areas that are dangerous to live in," tornadoes and flooding are increasing in interior areas and in northern Florida. The state is Exhibit A for the case proving global climate change. It's not going to get better, folks.
The board is being unreasonable and insane. The building that has stood for 30 years is not going to fall down tomorrow unless they have been ignoring regular maintenance for decades. That condo that collapsed had obvious spalling that showed the concrete was failing and they ignored it. So do the structural assessment and repair what needs attention in order of seriousness. $100K right now is insane, but $5K/year over the next 20 years would probably be doable by most residents.
Also, some regular maintenance issues like refurbishing the elevator the board should have been collecting reserves over the expected life of the equipment.
Meatball Ron's law, making America great 😃
You’re missing the very obvious point, and I’ll let you ponder the very obvious reason why this is being implemented. (Hint: property developer Wolfpack waiting to scoop up for pocket change)
@@wbay3848 exactly, meatball ron knew who would profit when he made that law 🤑
Um - a building that stood for 30 plus years DID FALL DOWN AND KILLED 98 PEOPLE - in Florida - in the middle of the night. Some of those deceased people's bodies were not recovered out of the massive amount of rubble of collapsed Champlain Towers South.
How you going to sell when it’s underwater from the increased flooding in the future? Miami is losing inches of land every year. It’s a last run to launder money before everything is ruined
People don't want to acknowledge that 90% plus of Miami, for instance, is at best 10 feet above CURRENT sea level. They're losing approximately 6 inches of land every year due to accelerating ocean rise. And that doesn't account for sink holes and land subsidence, aquifer water pollution from salt water infiltration and the quite evident increase in billion dollar plus damage causing storms a/k/a hurricanes, tornadoes, torrential downpours leading to massive flooding, etc. Even if Florida never gets hit with another hurricane or "tropical storm" again, at least two thirds of it will be under salt water. Miami is estimated to be under water by 2050, and other key Florida cities under water by 2060 (you can find studies online). Do the math. That retired teacher should keep her $100K, but it's probably too late.
This is not a new story in respect to condos. It’s been happening ever since there has been condos.
You talk about a Gold Rush for engineering firms. What a bag over the head on condo owners. Run people run!!
They weren’t built correctly in the first place…..😂😂😂
Not true
They units would cost more but they wont worth more! They will worth whatever the market price will be and NOT what the owner wants to sell for!
These people have lived very cheap on the beaches in Florida over the years. That’s all over now. Other citizens will not be picking up the tab. You want to wake up everyday by the beach you got to pay up.
Peace of mind until they condemn the building
We researched retiring in Florida. Bottom line was we couldn't afford it even if the condo was free. We are very comfortable in a Midwest state and we don't even need to touch our savings.
And you'll be generally safer in whatever Midwest state you are living in - climate wise. Yes, there will be increased heat and humidity, and more potential flooding due to increasing shifting and more violent and severe storm patterns, but overall, the Midwest is one of the best places to remain in the USA and have the ability to survive and live a fairly reasonable life. There are Midwest areas where retirees (such as me) also have easy access to top rate medical care and housing costs are still reasonable. I live in a city, there is entertainment - a symphony, opera, live theatres, museums, great family neighborhoods at still reasonable prices, and Lake Michigan - so beautiful and gives us fresh clean water.
@@jannibal9273 Sounds great. Not sure if I would drink water out of Lake Michigan.
The cost is prohibitive but it makes a difference. What ?? 😅😅 Nonsense lady!
people are saying they have to sell, the problem is because of all the assessments, everywhere in the state of Florida, what’s going to happen? Is people are not going to buy the condos, so the people who live in them are going to be stuck, staying in them, and having to pay for all that. What would happen if they can’t move but they refused to pay the hundred thousand dollars for the stuff?
My guess lawsuits plus lein on the condo. Owner signed the HOA docs / contract; grounds for lawsuits. No doubt will bankrupt a lot of owners; especially if they cannot sell for the amount they still owe on the mortgages. OR somehow corp america will step in and buy the buildings ... aka 2008 collapse of housing ... and convert to rental property. Just guessing ......
Foreclosure
@@half-breed yes, followed by eviction.
All those magots that had to move during COVID are going to lose their AZZ with meatball Ron's leadership. Pretty damn funny actually 😁
The HOA will sue the owner for the money, and the owner will have to try to sell (good luck with that!) or file for personal bankruptcy. Not a nice thing to deal with in what are supposed to be a retiree's golden years. But there isn't anything most of them will be able to do if they (1) don't want to pay the $100K for JUST AN ENGINEERING ASSESSMENT they will file for bankruptcy; (2) don't have to money to pay $100K or if they pay it, that would leave them with little to nothing to live on besides Social Security (which a certain political party wants to eliminate, but that's a different story) - what person in their right mind would pay the $100K in such a situation? It's a no win situation for a majority of those owners, that's my guess. Now - go ahead and vote for more Republicans who let this happen in the first place until a horrific tragedy struck - 98 people dead from a condo collapse in the middle of the night.
How many condos have fallen down since the illegally poorly built with multiple visual defects condo in Miami?
NONE!!
Wrong question. You should ask whether Vegas is running a betting line of when the next collapse will occur.
Condos are a necessity where land becomes scarce , thus making the cost of acquiring a free standing home beyond reach for most home buyers. And for people who do not get to spend time around the house much. Hence, they fit a purpose.
Not sure if this rationale applies to that pile of sand, I am not from there anyways . But that is pretty much how it suits.
The problem is not the condo itself. It is what one is buying into. A lot a home buyers are not good at due diligence, spotting red flags, and lack forward thinking. .
And real estate brokers in Florida, most , with few exceptions , are just glorified pushers of Florida Swampland preying on unsuspecting guilible buyers.
And on condo association buildings , the least common denominator is that elderly couple or widow on limited income. Whenever the monthly meetings convene to discuss some repair or upgrade , she/he will be dragging the vote count , because every extra penny spent on dues , is a penny less on groceries.
That pretty much sums it up.
Beachside condos are good for about 20 years before requiring a lot of maintenance. The $100K+ assessment buys time, but eventually the work needs to be done again. Way to avoid such large assessments in the future is paying much higher monthly fees to build up a large, sufficient reserve.
Thank you
Why would anyone buy a Condo???????????
A condo is the worst investment you will ever make. Better off to rent as needed.
Horrific advice!! Renters are treated disrespectfully, always, everywhere!!!!
Try for a small Single Family?
NEVER A TRAILER even if you can own lot!!!
A trailer gets a License plate, not a DEED!!
Landlords are GREEDY SOBs
@@rosemary6907 yeah brainless, tell that to all the condo owners who are being forced out of their homes because of high insurance, HOA, repair costs that are killing them! Save your stupidities for someone who doesn't know better, like a 2nd grader.
No Florida for me.
What AVERAGE American has $100K laying around for a special assessment? That's ridiculous. So what happens to owners who CAN'T AFFORD TO PAY THE $100K? The retired teacher who went back to work is deluding herself if she thinks that coughing up $100K for the special assessment is going to somehow repay her back. But - we see every day how people can delude themselves into believing anything.
They will sell for pennies on the dollar.
Are commercial buildings like hotels, office, etc included in being inspected and funded?
Did not hear that!!!
SB 154 only applies to "condominium and cooperative associations." And the building must be 3 stories or taller. So - no, commercial buildings are NOT covered by SB 154. Gee, I wonder why...
This is what happens when you defer maintenance on a building
That is an older condo building so they are definitely going to find issues with that building. Also, the building owner and the HOA people are taking a little money off of the top put in their pockets. This is a damn if you do a damn if you don’t situation
Who the hell in their right mind would buy a unit in a building that is supposed to be THEIRS, but the "building" is owned and controlled by somebody else? Well, you get what you deserve if you don't do your due diligence ahead of buying ANY kind of real estate property, investing your money in stocks, bonds, whatever, buying a motor vehicle, or purchasing health care insurance. It's too bad people aren't learning from the sorry lessons that others have learned. It's not as if these things haven't been publicized over and over again for years. And we knew about climate change and what was projected to happen back in the early 1970s. Nobody wanted to believe the experts, they fell for "smoking doesn't cause lung cancer" and "there is no such thing as air and water pollution" and "carbon dioxide build up in the atmosphere is nothing to worry about - it will just float away into outer space!"
Why would people buy condo what is the benefit of purchasing condo?
I bet the previous owner is breathing sigh of relief he dodge a falling knife.
It's bs
They're riding this excuse of Miami's tragedy on everything
Where will the nice lady be able to make $100,000 a year.Sell remove elephant 🐘.
She might have to take it out of her retirement.
She doesn't, she can take out a 30 year loan, pay it monthly.
@@miroslavtomic8974 30 year loan at 65 years old? Lol
Withdrawing retirement savings, mortgage loan, or barring that, selling and moving elsewhere cheaper. Sadly, for many, that will likely be a small apartment at best or moving in with their children. Very common scenario.
@@Mitzi73 Sad.5 years ago never thought of paying $100,000 for repairs on building.
Lisa Bell would get it, son.
retired teacher........the taxpayers of your home state will pick up the tab
Is it really blindsiding when every condo building has made a special assessment?? I see videos like this every day for the past 1 year! LOL
A friend of mine lived a 10 building 350 unit condo association. They were assessed $12,000 each to replace the fire doors where the gas water heaters sit. There was more assessments after that too.
Awe you got another home
Need live in rv in Florida in winter
These HOA's have voted for years to not fully fund the reserve. Now, they are being forced to pay the piper. Unfortunately, many of the people who owned then have sold out over the years. They reaped the benefit and the current owners are left holding the bag.
That's the risk you take.
It's Wonderful!
Please do NOT call a condo, an HOA😡
HOA= HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION
COA=CONDOMINIUM OWNERS ASSOCIATION
Developers are licking their chops at pennies on the 100 dollars.
Then they will have to pay the assessment
@@user-kk3qg5el1m They will just tear them down and build something new.
What happens when the Government says "I'm here to Help"
As long as it is not my federal taxpayer dollars, I don't care what the Republicans do the people who vote for them. As for everybody else, they are (1) deciding not to move to Florida for "cheap" living after all and (2) increasingly leaving the state - for those who can afford to do it. The newspapers in Florida aren't covering those stories - right now - but they will, when it's too late and the people who can't afford to leave are stuck there in financial and climate Hell.
The first guy is complaining from his other home in Colorado 😅
He's got money.
I keep telling everyone don’t move to Florida or Texas the two worst states to live in
Higher Interest Rates, Cost of Maintenance, HOA's, Massive Special Assessments, Huge Tax Increases, Huge Insurance Increases, and the BIG ONE......OVER SUPPLY! Condo Armageddon is here! SELL! SELL! SELL!
How is DeSantis going to fix this one?
He's gonna put his big boy boots on, climb a stack of phone books and deliver a speech about it.
Who can fix it? A lot of those HOAs and building managers were neglecting proper maintenance for years....some for decades. Now it's caught up.
He doens't care - he can't run for Governor again under Florida law.
Florida
WHY anyone buy condos in Florida in 2021 or after?
I can see 1991 but never 2021 or after
Sold mine in 2017. It was becoming a rental haven. Most of the owners had left, and renters don't take care of the property like owners. Dodged a big bullet
It's simply the actual cost of ownership, coming at you all at once
That in Florida is the cost of ownership in FLORIDA. Miami will be under water by 2050 according to multiple scientific studies - it's not a joke. People who refuse to face reality get what they deserve. Unfortunately, the rest of us may end up paying to bail those idiots out.
If these boomers would stop wasting their money on avocado toast and starbucks they could afford their condo assessment fees. They just need to work harder like I do.
Time to move
Would you agree to buy a condo unit that has deferred maintenance to the point where you will be expected to agree to pay an extra 100k before you even close the deal?
Don't worry. Some institutional investor parasites will swoop in and gobble up the units.
Yeah, there are always suckers and losers waiting to have their pockets picked by thieves and Republicans.
Realtors are supposed to inform the potential buyer about assesments
The bought in 2021. New law passed 2022. Assessments 2024
@@slynn246 assessments are not new
Florida is such a train wreck...get out while you can.
Ron DeSantis did this to you. Florida you allowed it to happen dont cry now !
Charge DeSantis 🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸.
The death of condo living; except for the ultra wealthy 😮
welcome to free floriduh
Karma, for discrimination against the black man.
KARMA 😊
Florida the swamp
Better than blue cities I prefer the swamp than the dump
Thanks to desatan and the republiCONS.
@@benlevy48 drain the swamp !
Go Maga GoBroke
Yeah 😂😂😂😂 expensive