Insights on HOA governance and document management

North Carolina's Planned Community Act (Chapter 47F) governs HOAs created after 1999. Here's what boards and homeowners need to know about assessments, meetings, records, fines, elections, and developer turnover in one of the fastest-growing HOA states.

California has the most extensive HOA legislation in the country. Here's what boards and homeowners need to know about the Davis-Stirling Act, open meetings, records access, assessments, solar rights, EV charging, and the latest legislative changes.

Texas has over 20,000 HOAs governed by the Texas Property Code. Here's what boards and homeowners need to know about Chapter 209, assessments, enforcement, open meetings, records access, and recent legislative changes.

Florida regulates HOAs more heavily than any other state. Here's what boards and homeowners need to know about Chapter 720, records access, elections, fines, assessments, and recent legislative changes.

Georgia Property Owners Association Act gives HOA boards significant autonomy but less statutory guidance than states like Florida or California. Here is what Georgia boards need to understand about assessments, liens, governance, and disclosure.