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Primary sources
Each one cites the statute, rule, or official source it rests on, so you can open it and check us.
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For co-op, condo, and HOA boards and residents
The law changes. Your reference should know.
Working references for the boards and residents of community associations, in Florida and New York — made to be read the night before a meeting, and to hold up when the decision is challenged.
The series
Two shelves, one method.
Every jurisdiction we cover gets two editions: one written for the board that has to decide, and one for the resident living with the decision. The first is published. The rest are dated below, and the quarters are estimates rather than promises.
The board series
Governance, meetings, records, budgets, operations, and compliance, for the people who carry the fiduciary duty.
Florida
Co-OpAvailable nowCondominiumPublishing Autumn 2026HOAPublishing Winter 2026–27New York
Co-OpPublishing Early 2027CondominiumPublishing Early 2027HOAPublishing Spring 2027The resident series
Rights, records, meetings, transactions, and escalation, for the people who live under those decisions.
Florida
Co-OpAvailable nowCondominiumPublishing Winter 2026–27HOAPublishing Early 2027New York
Co-OpPublishing Spring 2027CondominiumPublishing Spring 2027HOAPublishing Summer 2027The resource desk
Begin before you buy.
Free checkups and guides for boards, free letter builders for residents, and every source linked. They show how LRI Press thinks, and give you something useful today.
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Score the board
Five questions, then a report on what your board already does well and what to open first.
Open →02
Open the Action Center
Four letters a resident can send: records, follow-ups, maintenance, and a concern in writing. Free.
Open →03
Open the field guides
Six guides for the jobs that come around every year. Meetings, records, onboarding, budgets.
Open →The Living Margin · 01
A book with a working life.
Buy the digital edition once and the file is yours permanently — EPUB and PDF, watermarked to you, readable offline. It is fixed on the day you download it.
The Living Handbook is the same book kept current. It is a standalone subscription — no book purchase required — and it lives online: search the full text in seconds, follow every citation back to the statute it came from, keep your own notes and bookmarks, and see a dated record of what changed each time we revise the text.
You can buy either one on its own. The annual subscription includes the digital edition at no extra cost, so the download sits beside the maintained text rather than replacing it.
How we publish
Every legal claim in these books points at the authority behind it.
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Plain English
Plain sentences, and no pretending a hard question is simple.
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Maintained text
When the maintained text changes, you get a dated note saying what moved and why.
Publication Notices
Know the day each title ships.
More handbooks are in progress, for condominium and homeowners associations and for the residents who live under them. Leave your address and we will write when one is ready.
Board Briefing is our other list — a free five-part practical series for co-op boards and residents, which arrives after you use one of the free tools. See what it covers.