WVOHOA current calendar dates. Meetings are on Wednesdays and Saturdays. All meetings are open to the public.
Locate your own real estate and property tax. Learn the appraisal, how to appeal and deadlines to pay your county tax.
Protected: A variety of homeowner cases. Learn what our courts have decided in the best interests of your HOA. (most recent last)
The names of hard to remember, titles, departments, agencies and documents that challenge our recall.
HOA related news articles, happenings and published works by a variety of journalists, authors and homeowners like you.
West Virginia code, amendments, bills, status and related issues concerning your HOA
Your Frequently Asked Questions answered by WVOHOA. All references to local, state and federal laws the original document of record shall prevail. (most recent last)
The written rules by
which the Organization is governed by setting forth the structure and procedure of the Board, the Organization, and the rights of members.
Extensive efforts were undertaken to obtain comprehensive information for your convenience and expressly understood as a source for reference ONLY.
The legal document from WV Secretary of State, providing license to form and operate the Organization.
Join others and apply online for your membership to WVOHOA.
WVOHOA’s catalog of professional guidelines, books and journals related to handling the business of homeowners association.
Protected: HOA documents are in the public domain, WVOHOA does not provide updates unless they have been submitted to be added to this listing. It is the responsibility of the reader to verify the most current governing document. HOA governing documents, policies, declarations, plats, reserve studies, etc., are unique to each individual HOA. Remember – not all governing documents are the same.
Protected: Workshops are taught by professionals and invited guest speakers. Workshops require an RSVP.
Setting the bar HIGH – difficult issues the Organization began with and members decided to hurdle, not all goals have been completed.
Who’s Who in WVOHOA Membership – working together by sharing information and increasing knowledge.
Governance policies and practices most appropriate for the Organization in assuring sound operations and compliance.
WVOHOA recent agenda including the archive of past agendas.
Index to educational and public events.
Locate your own deeds, plats, marriages, births, and more filed with your county clerk. Some, not all WV Counties provide online access information
That’s right, you can reach us in several ways including: membership@wvohoa.org 304-728-2201 or 304-724-6323 FAX
Access county & state public information – taxes, documents, filings, research friendly.
WVOHOA’s recent minutes including the archive of past minutes.
Variety of HOA related comic representations received and gathered around the net sent in by our WVOHOA members.
The basics for WVOHOA membership, including our sliding scale outlining the fees for membership.
Protected: education sessions, videos, and printable documents from WVOHOA workshops & seminars by professionals and invited guest speakers.
Learn about innovations in other communities and opportunities to share information and knowledge with your peers.
Single-subject tutorials by example, typically presented during meetings.
External websites that may help you locate more information.
A random variety of ordinances relative to counties of West Virginia within the Organization’s membership.
Protected: Review significant resources within WVOHOA’s website – in all cases the original document shall prevail.
Helpful information to aid YOU in understanding the business of handling a homeowners association.
Your completed survey will support the strength of the Organization by sharing information and increasing knowledge. This survey also guides WVOHOA’s education programs.
The idea and the need for WVOHOA grew from conversations with several HOA board officers and their homeowners who regularly attended an every other month breakfast. From these discussions, it became apparent HOAs in Jefferson County had many of the same problems, concerns and issues that affected many communities throughout the 55 counties of WV.