Can a convicted felon manage an aprtment complex?

Answer 1

If the felon is on parole as long as it is not i violation of the set terms and agreements of his/her parole the felon can carry on in such a capacity or an other endever

TALLAHASSEE - Civil rights for thousands of Florida felons, including the right to vote, will be restored without any effort on their part under a new rule approved Thursday by Gov. Charlie Crist and the Florida Cabinet. Attorney General Bill McCollum cast the lone dissenting vote of the four-member group, which acted as the Board of Executive Clemency in taking up the rule at Crist's urging and making the historic change. Under the new rule, felons convicted of nonviolent crimes who have fulfilled their sentences will be allowed to vote, hold public office, apply for occupational licenses and sit on juries without applying for clemency, a cumbersome process that can take years. The new rule also will expedite the process for felons convicted of some violent crimes.