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Plain-English summaries and synced statutory text for Virginia community associations. Search by keyword or open a chapter from the list below.This is a reference library for the statutes that govern community associations: condominiums, cooperatives, and homeowners associations. Each chapter pairs a plain-English summary with the synced statutory text and a link to the official source, so you can look up the law behind a board decision. It is reference, not legal advice.
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VA Chapter 55.1-18
Governs Virginia property owners' associations and the developments they administer (Va. Code Ann. Title 55.1, Chapter 18). Former Title 55 was repealed and recodified into Title 55.1 effective October 1, 2019. Covers definitions, association charges, access to records and meetings, board of directors meetings, adoption and enforcement of rules and the related charges, and the lien for assessments with enforcement by judicial or nonjudicial foreclosure.
Official sourceVA Chapter 55.1-19
Governs Virginia condominiums and unit owners' associations (Va. Code Ann. Title 55.1, Chapter 19). Former Title 55 was repealed and recodified into Title 55.1 effective October 1, 2019. Covers books, minutes, and records inspection and the lien for assessments with enforcement by judicial or nonjudicial foreclosure.
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