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Explore North Carolina’s law on political signs and flags in HOAs and CAI’s advocacy for homeowner rights and community standards.

Explore CAI's efforts to balance homeowners' rights to install solar panels with community associations' ability to impose reasonable restrictions in Maryland.

Explore CAI’s advocacy for mortgage finance reform to protect community associations and promote fair housing finance policies.

Pennsylvania law prohibits private transfer fees benefiting third parties, while allowing community association fees that support management and essential services.

Explore CAI's stance on fair debt collection practices. Learn about legal protections, ethical guidelines, and advocacy efforts shaping community association financial policies!

Discover Minnesota’s statutes on virtual meetings and electronic voting for community associations. Stay informed with CAI advocacy updates.

Explore the CCAL Board of Governors Charter. Learn about governance principles, leadership roles, and legal guidelines shaping community association law!

South Carolina prohibits private transfer fees benefiting third parties but allows fees that support community association operations and essential services.

Iowa law allows homeowners to establish solar easements by agreement, supporting access to sunlight while permitting associations to enforce reasonable restrictions.

The Foundation for Community Association Research releases insights on managing inflation, labor shortages, and rising costs.@The Foundation for Community Association Research has released its latest Inflation Financial Planning Snapshot that offers essential data to help more than 355,000 community associations across the United States make informed financial decisions.@ The resource provides community association boards and managers with insights to address rising inflation, labor shortages...

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