Learn/State law hub

Reserve law, state by state

Whether a reserve study is required, how often it must be updated, and what your annual budget has to disclose. Plain language, with the statute cited so your attorney can check our work — states appear here only after we’ve verified them against the primary source.

11
Require a study
1
Disclosure only
37
Awaiting review
StateStudy required
ALAlabamaNot yet reviewed→AKAlaskaNot yet reviewed→AZArizonaNot yet reviewed→ARArkansasNot yet reviewed→CACaliforniaYes→COColoradoNot yet reviewed→CTConnecticutNot yet reviewed→DEDelawarePartial→DCDistrict of ColumbiaNot yet reviewed→FLFloridaYes→GAGeorgiaNot yet reviewed→HIHawaiiYes→IDIdahoNot yet reviewed→ILIllinoisNot yet reviewed→INIndianaNot yet reviewed→IAIowaNot yet reviewed→KSKansasNot yet reviewed→KYKentuckyNot yet reviewed→LALouisianaNot yet reviewed→MEMaineNot yet reviewed→MDMarylandYes→MAMassachusettsNot yet reviewed→MIMichiganNot yet reviewed→MNMinnesotaNot yet reviewed→MSMississippiNot yet reviewed→MOMissouriNot yet reviewed→MTMontanaNot yet reviewed→NENebraskaNot yet reviewed→NVNevadaYes→NHNew HampshireNot yet reviewed→NJNew JerseyYes→NMNew MexicoNot yet reviewed→NYNew YorkNo→NCNorth CarolinaNot yet reviewed→NDNorth DakotaNot yet reviewed→OHOhioNot yet reviewed→OKOklahomaNot yet reviewed→OROregonYes→PAPennsylvaniaNot yet reviewed→RIRhode IslandNot yet reviewed→SCSouth CarolinaNot yet reviewed→SDSouth DakotaNot yet reviewed→TNTennesseeYes→TXTexasNo→UTUtahYes→VTVermontNot yet reviewed→VAVirginiaYes→WAWashingtonYes→WVWest VirginiaNot yet reviewed→WIWisconsinNot yet reviewed→WYWyomingNot yet reviewed→
Showing 51 of 51 statesNot legal advice. Always confirm with your association’s attorney.