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Explore CAI’s resources on priority lien laws in Colorado to help community associations effectively collect delinquent assessments and protect financial interests.

Washington bans private transfer fees benefiting unrelated third parties, while allowing fees by community associations for essential services and property maintenance.

Nearly one year after the tragic collapse at the Champlain Towers South Condominium Association in Surfside, Fla.,@Community Associations Institute (CAI)@announces that Florida state Senators Jason Pizzo (D-Miami-Dade County) and Jennifer Bradley (R-Orange Park) will discuss condominium safety initiatives during the 2022 CAI Annual Conference and Exposition: Community NOW on@Thursday, May 5, 10@11 a.m., at Rosen Shingle Creek in Orlando, Fla.CAI@s annual event brings together more than 1,200 ...

Access Florida HOA legislative resources with CAI. Stay informed on bills, laws, and advocacy affecting community associations statewide.

Access Georgia HOA legislative resources with CAI. Stay informed on bills, laws, and advocacy affecting community associations statewide.

Explore CAI’s Missouri legislative resources to stay informed on laws, policies, and advocacy efforts impacting community associations.

Explore CAI’s Nevada legislative resources to stay informed on laws, policies, and advocacy efforts impacting community associations.

Explore CAI’s Pennsylvania legislative resources to stay informed on HOA laws, bill tracking, and advocacy efforts impacting community associations statewide.

Explore CAI’s Tenneesse legislative resources to stay updated on HOA laws, bill tracking, and advocacy efforts affecting community associations statewide.

Explore CAI's support for the Uniform Acts. Learn how model legislation promotes consistency, fairness, and effective governance in community associations!

Learn how to effectively handle HOA complaints. Explore CAI's guidance on resolving disputes, improving communication, and fostering community harmony!

Washington law enables homeowners to file a restrictive covenant modification form to strike discriminatory language from property records, ensuring fair housing.