Property Owner Association Agreement


Definition of "Property owner association agreement"

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Toby Davis RE/MAX Executives

A written contract of a group of property owners, typically condominium owners, describing their joint ownership obligations and rights. The association agreement usually allows members to approve new owners before a sale, and gives the right to charge each resident for agreed upon building operating expenses.

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