August 21st, 2017 at 11:22 am
Answer: The HOA disclosures required by law are the Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws, CC&Rs, and many other items. The entire list of HOA disclosures required by law is set forth in C.A.R.’s standard-form Charges for Required Homeowner Association Documents (Form HOA2) (or see section 4525 of the California Civil Code). Incidentally, the HOA items required by contract (such as information about litigation, parking, pet restrictions, and other items), are listed in another C.A.R. standard-form called Charges for Non-Statutory Homeowner Association Documents (Form HOA3).
-Thank you to Hazel Perera (Pasadena Office) for suggesting this week’s legal tip.
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