United States
Reserve and disclosure rules, state by state.
The rules your HOA or condo actually lives under depend on what state the association sits in. This is the map of what we've written so far — plain-language law explainers, community snapshots, and budget guides, indexed by state. Jump to your state, or tell us which one to cover next.
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Full index
All 50 states and DC — detail view
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Guides
National guides — the same in every state
How to review an HOA budget before you buy
A buyer-first guide to the budget lines, reserve clues, and document requests that matter before you commit to any HOA.
GuideWhat HOA board members should collect before running reserve scenarios
A board-first checklist for the minimum financial inputs required before an HOA scenario tool can tell the truth.
Reserve laws
Most recent law explainers across United States
Delaware HOA and condo board meeting notice rules, in plain language
How Delaware's Uniform Common Interest Ownership Act handles board meeting notice for all community types — a 10–60-day statutory window, mandatory quarterly meetings, open meetings after developer turnover, and a 60-day window to challenge improperly noticed actions.
DelawareDelaware condo reserve funding rules, in plain language
How Delaware's Uniform Common Interest Ownership Act and legacy Unit Property Act handle condominium reserves — with minimum-percentage budget allocations, a reserve-study framework, and phase-in timelines for older communities — and what that means for a condo board, owner, or buyer.
MarylandMaryland condo board meeting notice rules, in plain language
How Maryland's Condominium Act handles board meeting transparency — open meetings required, executive session votes must be individually recorded in the next meeting's minutes, and notice for board-only meetings is delegated to bylaws.
MarylandMaryland HOA board meeting notice rules, in plain language
How Maryland's Homeowners Association Act handles board meeting transparency — a mandatory open meeting requirement, eight enumerated executive session categories, and a notice standard deliberately set as 'reasonable' with no day count.
Communities
Featured United States HOA snapshots
Carlyle Towers — Alexandria, VA community profile
Community profile for Carlyle Towers in Alexandria, Virginia — a 549-unit luxury condo community across three high-rise towers and twelve townhomes in the Carlyle District, near the King Street Metro.
HOACityCenterDC — Washington, DC community profile
Community profile for CityCenterDC in Washington, District of Columbia. Reserve health, dues, amenities, and board info — what's known and what's still missing.
HOAColumbia Association — Columbia, MD community profile
Community profile for Columbia Association in Columbia, Maryland. Reserve health, dues, amenities, and board info — what's known and what's still missing.
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