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| + | ==Overview== | ||
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| + | Missouri has most of the same types of community associations that exist in other states. | ||
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==Condominiums== | ==Condominiums== | ||
| − | Missouri | + | See [[Condominiums in Missouri]] |
==Planned unit developments== | ==Planned unit developments== | ||
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There is no statute governing the establishment of a planned unit development. | There is no statute governing the establishment of a planned unit development. | ||
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| + | ===Defunct PUDs=== | ||
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| + | “Any loss or damage for past due Association assessments, fees or costs.” | ||
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| + | If an ALTA 5 is requested, only the ALTA 5.1 can be issued. | ||
==Cooperatives== | ==Cooperatives== | ||
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There are two cooperatives in the St. Louis area. There is no statute governing the establishment of a cooperative. | There are two cooperatives in the St. Louis area. There is no statute governing the establishment of a cooperative. | ||
| − | ==Time | + | ==Time Shares== |
Missouri has a "Time Sharing" statute. (Section 407.600 Missouri Revised Statutes) It provides for interval or joint ownership, however, the statute is not patterned after the Uniform Real Estate Time-Share Act. | Missouri has a "Time Sharing" statute. (Section 407.600 Missouri Revised Statutes) It provides for interval or joint ownership, however, the statute is not patterned after the Uniform Real Estate Time-Share Act. | ||
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| + | ==Cross-References== | ||
| + | * [[Missouri]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:06, 3 May 2019
Contents
Overview
Missouri has most of the same types of community associations that exist in other states.
Condominiums
Planned unit developments
There is no statute governing the establishment of a planned unit development.
Defunct PUDs
“Any loss or damage for past due Association assessments, fees or costs.”
If an ALTA 5 is requested, only the ALTA 5.1 can be issued.
Cooperatives
There are two cooperatives in the St. Louis area. There is no statute governing the establishment of a cooperative.
Missouri has a "Time Sharing" statute. (Section 407.600 Missouri Revised Statutes) It provides for interval or joint ownership, however, the statute is not patterned after the Uniform Real Estate Time-Share Act.
