North Carolina HOA Documents – Rules & Templates (2026 Guide)

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North Carolina HOA Overview

Requires "Executive Session" summaries to be published (not full minutes — just topics discussed). HOA must provide written notice of all fines before they are imposed.

State-Specific Document Requirements

Executive Session Summary

N.C.G.S. § 47F-3-108(b)

Mandatory

After each executive session, the board must prepare and distribute a written summary of the topics discussed (not the full minutes). Full executive session minutes remain private.

Retention: 7 years

Disclosure: Distributed to all members at the next regular meeting.

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Notice of Fine

N.C.G.S. § 47F-3-107.1

Mandatory15 days

Board must give the owner written notice of the fine at least 15 days before it is due. Owner has the right to a hearing before the fine is imposed.

Retention: 7 years

Disclosure: Sent by first-class mail to the owner's address of record.

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Disclosure Statement (Resale)

N.C.G.S. § 47C-4-109 (Condo), § 47F-4-109 (HOA)

Mandatory7 days

Sellers must provide buyers with a "Resale Certificate" or "Public Offering Statement" within 7 days of contract execution. Buyer has 7 days to rescind after receipt.

Retention: 5 years

Disclosure: Provided to buyer by the seller within 7 days of contract. Buyer has 7 days to cancel.

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North Carolina-Specific Documents

Executive Session Summary

Mandatory

N.C.G.S. § 47F-3-108(b)

After each executive session, the board must prepare and distribute a written summary of topics discussed (not full minutes) to all members at the next open meeting.

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