WVOHOA’s Board of Directors is a member of Community Associations Institute. CAI has updated information including West Virginia within their Fact Book. We provide their fast facts on West Virginia.
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CAI supports public policy that recognizes the rights of homeowners
and promotes the self-governance of community associations—affording
associations the ability to operate efficiently and protect the investment
owners make in their homes and communities.
When state legislatures consider amending the laws governing community
associations, CAI recommends consideration is first given to well-drafted
model statutes that are the product of non-partisan, thoughtful deliberation.
These statutes are developed and promoted by the Uniform Law Commission
(2008 Suggested Amendments) —the Uniform Condominium Act (known in WV
as 36A) and Uniform Common Interest Ownership Act (known in WV as 36B),
also known as UCIOA.
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