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How much notice does an HOA have to give for the annual meeting and board election?

The answer differs by state. Pick yours; each page is written from that state's statute and cites the section for every deadline and threshold.

  1. California

    California HOA annual meeting and board election notice: every deadline in the Davis-Stirling Act

    How much notice a California HOA must give for its annual meeting and board election, with each 30-day, 15-day and 90-day deadline cited to the Civil Code.

  2. Florida

    Florida HOA annual meeting and election notice: the 14-day rule, and the condo 60-day calendar

    How much notice a Florida HOA must give for its annual meeting and board election under Chapter 720, and how the Chapter 718 condo calendar differs, cited.

  3. Texas

    Texas HOA annual meeting and board election notice: the 10-to-60-day window and the candidate call

    How much notice a Texas property owners' association must give for an owner meeting and board election, with every Chapter 209 deadline cited.

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