Subsequent buyers are deemed to have actual and constructive notice of the association’s covenants and restrictions under the recorded declarations. Request for Copy or Certified Copy of All the Recorded Covenants and Restrictions of a Real Estate Development: The law requires title companies to provide buyers with copies of all the association's recorded covenants and restrictions before or at the time of closing of the real estate sale ( §60-857). HOA Directory - Homeowners can enter the name of the community or subdivision to find the association’s contact information, list of board members, and corporation documents, such as the association’s articles of incorporation. Other applicable non-profit corporation laws can be found under title 18, chapters 14 and 19. 18, chapter 22: If an association is organized as a not-for-profit corporation, as is the case with most Oklahoma associations, it will be governed by the Oklahoma General Corporation Act. The act provides a comprehensive legal framework for the formation, management, powers, and operation of condominium associations in Oklahoma. Oklahoma's Unit Ownership Estate Act, Okla. The REDA applies to owners’ associations created after J(§60-855). 60, §§ 851 through 858: The act includes numerous provisions governing the formation, management, powers, and operation of residential HOAs (usually called “owners’ associations” in the statute) in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma's Real Estate Development Act (REDA), Okla.

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