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Virginia Ch. 55.1-1800 to 1833
Virginia Property Owners' Association Act (Va. Code §§ 55.1-1800 to 55.1-1833)Governs homeowners associations in Virginia. Covers the creation and registration of associations, disclosure requirements for resales, board powers, assessment collection, enforcement of covenants, and member rights.Official source
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