For me that was a validation of sorts.The LLC is a little more complicated.

Did find this post, but seems a bit complicated: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/70/topics/8156...Please update this post as things develop, I'm interested to see how it works out.

I would talk to a CPA about it because it is complicated.

Doesn't have to be any more complicated than a brief simple letter giving them 30-60 days notice that you intend to renew the lease at a new rate. 

For a very small HOA with only a couple capital components, that may not be an issue but for anything more complicated, the board may want to consider hiring a company.Should the board decide to move forward with doing it in-house, I usually suggest that they get a price from a contractor to do the job today, estimate how much longer the component has until replacement and add 3% per year to the cost to budget for reserve contributions.

There's nothing more or less complicated with Florida LLCs.  

Hey there,This is a very complicated question.  

These are complicated legal issues and I am guessing the subject property is not even in his state.

The more complicated, the more expensive it will be  

It is a big help to understand  this complicate matter