
Ohio Planned Community Law (Ohio Revised Code Chapter 5312)
The Ohio Revised Code chapter on planned communities: the owners association and its board, meetings, amendments to the declaration or bylaws, assessments, liens and access to records.
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The Ohio Revised Code chapter on planned communities: the owners association and its board, meetings, amendments to the declaration or bylaws, assessments, liens and access to records.

The Ohio Revised Code chapter on condominium property: declarations, common elements and expenses, the unit owners association and its board, records, insurance and liens for common expenses.

The North Carolina statute that governs condominiums: how they are created, altered and terminated, how the unit owners' association is managed, and the protections it gives purchasers.

The North Carolina statute for planned communities and their owners' associations: how they are created and amended, and how the association and its board are managed.

A collection of CAI articles on preparing an annual budget, funding day-to-day operations and investing reserve money.

What goes into an association budget, how operating money differs from reserves, and what the board remains responsible for even when a manager or accountant drafts it.

The District's condominium statute: how condominiums are formed and governed, and the rules unit owners' associations operate under.

The chapter of the South Carolina Code that sets the ground rules for homeowners associations and the documents that govern them.

The New York statute that governs how condominiums are created and run: declarations, bylaws, common elements and the charges unit owners share.

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Official Virginia laws for HOAs and condos. Find the rules and guidelines that govern community living in one place.
These links are for general information and are not legal advice. Statutes change; confirm the current text with the official source and your association’s attorney.