Community association managers are in the crosshairs (Part 1)

In 2009, attorney Eric M. Glazer began a career in radio, starting and hosting the weekly Condo Craze and HOAs Radio Show on 850 WFTL. Each week, Eric engages with callers, addressing their questions and fostering a dedicated following that spans across the entire state. Recognizing the need to expand his reach, Eric has since moved the show to YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify. By doing so, he aims to connect with a broader audience, offering valuable insights into the complexities of Florida HOA and Condo Law to educate and empower listeners.

Eric is a native of Brooklyn, New York Mr. Glazer obtained his B.A. in Political Science at New York University. While at N.Y.U., Eric was employed in the Kings County District Attorney’s Office. Eric obtained his Juris Doctorate at the University of Miami School of Law. In 1994 he established Glazer and Associates, P.A. and later Glazer & Sachs where he focused his career on representation of community associations and their members.

Board Certification Classes: Eric has certified over 25,000 board members in the State of Florida, who are now eligible to serve on either a condominium or homeowner association board.

For more information, and to listen to past shows, go to condocrazeandhoas.com

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In 2009, attorney Eric M. Glazer began a career in radio, starting and hosting the weekly Condo Craze and HOAs Radio Show on 850 WFTL. Each week, Eric engages with callers, addressing their questions and fostering a dedicated following that spans across the entire state. Recognizing the need to expand his reach, Eric has since moved the show to YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify. By doing so, he aims to connect with a broader audience, offering valuable insights into the complexities of Florida HOA and Condo Law to educate and empower listeners. Eric is a native of Brooklyn, New York Mr. Glazer obtained his B.A. in Political Science at New York University. While at N.Y.U., Eric was employed in the Kings County District Attorney’s Office. Eric obtained his Juris Doctorate at the University of Miami School of Law. In 1994 he established Glazer and Associates, P.A. and later Glazer & Sachs where he focused his career on representation of community associations and their members. Board Certification Classes: Eric has certified over 25,000 board members in the State of Florida, who are now eligible to serve on either a condominium or homeowner association board. For more information, and to listen to past shows, go to condocrazeandhoas.com

In 2009, attorney Eric M. Glazer began a career in radio, starting and hosting the weekly Condo Craze and HOAs Radio Show on 850 WFTL. Each week, Eric engages with callers, addressing their questions and fostering a dedicated following that spans across the entire state. Recognizing the need to expand his reach, Eric has since moved the show to YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify. By doing so, he aims to connect with a broader audience, offering valuable insights into the complexities of Florida HOA and Condo Law to educate and empower listeners.

Eric is a native of Brooklyn, New York Mr. Glazer obtained his B.A. in Political Science at New York University. While at N.Y.U., Eric was employed in the Kings County District Attorney’s Office. Eric obtained his Juris Doctorate at the University of Miami School of Law. In 1994 he established Glazer and Associates, P.A. and later Glazer &amp; Sachs where he focused his career on representation of community associations and their members.

Board Certification Classes: Eric has certified over 25,000 board members in the State of Florida, who are now eligible to serve on either a condominium or homeowner association board.

For more information, and to listen to past shows, go to condocrazeandhoas.com

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