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Association Powers and Decision Making

Association Structure and Funds

Common Interest Developments (aka Homeowner Associations)

The term “Common Interest Development” (or “CID”) describes a form of real estate. This is where each owner holds exclusive rights to portions of the property called a unit or lot, and shared rights to portions of the property called the common area or common elements. The most numerous forms of CIDs are the condominium and the planned development. The two other types of CIDs, the stock cooperative and the community apartment, are far less common and are not discussed here.

Director Election and Term

Enforcement and Disputes

Insurance and Liability

Maintenance, Alteration, and Defects

Meetings and Decisions

Mortgages and Liens

Officers, Managers, and Committees

Owner Assessments

Ownership and Possession

Use of Common Area

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