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North Carolina HOA & Condominium Management

North Carolina Community Governance & Compliance

NC Planned Community Act (Chapter 47F)

Local Market Insights

North Carolina has seen a massive surge in HOAs within the Research Triangle and Charlotte metro areas.

Statutory Focus

Our portal helps boards navigate the Chapter 47F requirements for executive sessions and record inspections.

Major Cities Served

Charlotte

Comprehensive management for the Queen City’s financial and residential hubs.
Raleigh

Smart community portals for the heart of the Research Triangle.
Durham

Streamlined board governance for Durham's diverse neighborhood types.
Greensboro

Reliable document hosting and resident alerts for Greensboro HOAs.
Winston-Salem

Efficient administration tools for the Piedmont Triad area.
Asheville

Specialized mountain community management and architectural review tools.
Wilmington

Coastal association management and hurricane readiness communication.
Cary

Precision management for Cary’s high-value planned communities.

State Compliance Kit

Our platform is specifically configured to meet the document sharing and notification requirements of the NC Planned Community Act (Chapter 47F).

  • Document Archiving
  • Statutory Meeting Notices
  • Financial Transparency Portals
  • Board Member Ethics Logging
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Legal Notice & Disclaimer

Legislative references for North Carolina, including summaries of the NC Planned Community Act (Chapter 47F), are provided for general informational purposes only. HOA Total Access, LLC is a software service provider and does not provide legal advice, opinions, or counsel.

Laws and regulations governing community associations are subject to frequent legislative amendments and judicial interpretations. While we strive to maintain accurate data, we make no warranties regarding the currentness or completeness of the legal references on this page. Association boards should always verify current statutes via the official North Carolina legislature website or consult with a licensed attorney before taking action based on the information provided herein.