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1. You must be
willing to permit condominium board members anywhere in
Florida
, to defraud their neighbors of their money and not
hold them accountable.
The DBPR’s misuse of
Florida
law will protect you. The State Attorney will not investigate
you. The police will not knock on your door. FDLE
still has no idea what a condominium is.
2. If you are selected to work on DBPR Case Management you must be
willing to receive complaints and keep them open two or three years. You
must be willing to falsely tell those who submitted the complaint
that an investigation was completed, and you must be willing to
falsely state this in writing on behalf of the DBPR; this is
internal policy.
3. If, you want to advance, you must be willing
to become a DBPR go-to-person who thwarts complaints; this is
required to assist Board of Director's and their attorney’s
efforts to conceal Florida Statute violations.
4. During the two to three years a case is left open you must be willing
to refuse all requests made by those who filed the complaint to
interview their witnesses. You will only listen to members of the
Board of Directors or their attorneys or their witnesses.
5. During the two to three years a case is left open you must be willing
to refuse all requests made by those who filed the complaint to
review all their evidence. You will only review all the evidence
supplied by members of the Board of Directors or their attorneys
or their witnesses. Any evidence identified as fraudulent will be
overlooked.
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