This is not a statutory estoppel certificate

San Remo Shores Association is a voluntary, non-profit civic organization. It is not a mandatory homeowners’ association under Florida Statutes Chapter 720. Membership is optional, the Association has no recorded covenants, declarations, or bylaws, and it has no authority to levy assessments, place liens, impose fines, approve buyers, or restrict the use, sale, or transfer of any property in the neighborhood.

Because the Association is not a Chapter 720 HOA, the estoppel certificate requirements of Fla. Stat. § 720.30851 do not apply. This page is provided as a courtesy to help title agents, attorneys, and closing professionals quickly answer the questions typically asked on estoppel request forms. It is not legal advice and creates no estoppel against the Association.

Quick Summary

  • No amounts are owed to the Association at closing — ever.
  • No board or buyer approval is required to purchase or transfer property.
  • No liens, fines, transfer fees, or capital contributions can be assessed by the Association.
  • This page is free including downloadable PDF file below; a signed and printed confirmation on Association letterhead is available for a flat $50 processing fee paid to the Association in advance.

Property location: San Remo Shores subdivision, Bradenton, Manatee County, Florida
Association: San Remo Shores Association, Inc. (FL Not For Profit, EIN 23-7107735)
Mailing address: 7466 Cortez Rd W., Box 224, Bradenton, FL 34210
Effective date of this information: January 1, 2026

Responses to Standard Estoppel Questions

The questions below cover the fields typically found on a Florida estoppel request form (including the statutory form at Fla. Stat. § 720.30851 and common title-company addenda). Each is answered as it applies to property in San Remo Shores.

Owner of record / parcel legal description
The Association does not maintain ownership records. Refer to the Manatee County Property Appraiser for current owner, legal description, and tax information.
Regular periodic assessments (amount & frequency)
None. Membership is voluntary. Members who choose to join contribute an annual voluntary amount ($120 Standard or $250 Above & Beyond as of 2026), but these contributions are not assessments, are not tied to property ownership, do not run with the land, and cannot become a lien.
Paid-through date for assessments
Not applicable — no mandatory assessments exist.
Next installment due date / amount
Not applicable — no mandatory assessments exist.
Special assessments (levied, pending, or proposed)
None. The Association has no authority to levy special assessments against any property.
Itemized amounts owed (assessments, fines, late fees, interest, attorney fees, collection costs)
None. The Association cannot levy assessments, fines, or charges against any parcel. $0.00 is owed to the Association at closing.
Future scheduled assessments through the estoppel effective period
None — none are scheduled or authorized.
Capital contribution, working capital, resale, transfer, or initiation fee
None. The Association does not collect transfer, capital, working-capital, resale, or initiation fees.
Open rule, covenant, or architectural violations on the property
None. The Association has no enforceable rules, covenants, restrictions, or architectural standards.
Board approval required to transfer or lease the property
No. The Association has no approval authority over the sale, transfer, lease, or rental of any property.
Right of first refusal
No. The Association holds no right of first refusal.
Buyer or tenant approval / application required
No. No application, screening, interview, or approval by the Association is required of any buyer or tenant.
Parking, garage, dock, or storage assignment
Not applicable. The Association does not own, assign, or control parking spaces, garages, docks, or storage units. Each property includes only what is conveyed in the deed.
Master / additional / sub-association also collecting from this property
None known. San Remo Shores Association is the only neighborhood organization for this subdivision. Title agents should independently confirm there is no Community Development District (CDD), municipal special taxing district, or recorded private covenant affecting the parcel.
Master insurance carrier and policy
Not applicable. The Association does not own insurable real property requiring a master policy. The Association maintains general liability and directors & officers (D&O) insurance for its operations only; details are available on request.
Payee / remit-to address for any monies owed
Not applicable — nothing is owed at closing. (Voluntary membership contributions, if any, are payable to San Remo Shores Association at the address above.)
Collections attorney contact
None — the Association has no collection activity because no amounts can be owed.
Estoppel preparation fee
$0.00 for this informational page. A flat $50 processing fee applies only if a written confirmation on Association letterhead is requested (see “Authorized signature / officer” below).
Authorized signature / officer
This information is published by the San Remo Shores Association Executive Board. Title companies needing a written confirmation on Association letterhead may request one from association@sanremoshores.org for a flat $50 processing fee paid in advance (Zelle to hoatreasurer@sanremoshores.org or mail a check).
Effective period / expiration of certificate
None applies. This is informational and does not have a statutory effective period under Fla. Stat. § 720.30851. Information is current as of the date shown above.

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Disclaimer. San Remo Shores Association, Inc. is a voluntary Florida not-for-profit corporation governed by Chapter 617 of the Florida Statutes. It is not a mandatory homeowners’ association under Chapter 720 and does not issue estoppel certificates pursuant to Fla. Stat. § 720.30851. The information on this page is provided as a courtesy to closing professionals; it is not legal advice, is not certified, is not warranted to be free of error, and creates no estoppel or other obligation against the Association. Title agents, attorneys, and buyers should rely on the recorded chain of title, the Manatee County Property Appraiser, and applicable taxing-district and CDD records for binding determinations.