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Virginia Property Owners' Association Act applies to:

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Review the question and all answer choices

A

All residential property

The Virginia Property Owners' Association Act does not apply to all residential property. It specifically targets properties governed by declarations that create mandatory membership associations. Many residential properties exist without such associations, making this option too broad and inaccurate.

B

Properties subject to a POA with mandatory membership

Correct Answer
C

Only commercial properties

The Act does not apply only to commercial properties. Its primary focus is on residential communities with property owners' associations. Commercial properties may have different governing laws, and this option incorrectly excludes residential properties covered by the Act.

D

Rental properties only

The Act does not apply exclusively to rental properties. While rental properties may be part of an association, the Act applies to all properties within a declared community, regardless of ownership status or rental status. This option is too narrow and misrepresents the Act's scope.

Why is this correct?

B is correct because the Virginia Property Owners' Association Act specifically applies to properties subject to a declaration creating a property owners' association with mandatory membership. This is the core requirement for POAA applicability.

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