How do I file a complaint against a HOA in SC?

To file a complaint or get information on consumer issues, visit www.consumer.sc.gov or call toll-free, 1 (800) 922-1594.

Is there a law for a South Carolina Hoa?

HOAs and the Law 3/5/2021 (Webinar) Law Outlines – While South Carolina does not have a comprehensive law detailing how a homeowners association must operate, associations must follow the South Carolina Homeowners Association Act. Certain other laws may apply as well. The outlines provided are mere summaries.

Is there a new HOA Law in Myrtle Beach SC?

MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) – A new Homeowners Association law is now in effect throughout South Carolina. The law, first introduced in March 2017 and passed in May 2018, requires HOAs to be more transparent and gives neighbors a new way to report problems with their HOA. Some of the new requirements…

How are homeowners association property valued in South Carolina?

Valuation of Homeowners’ Association Property, S.C. Code Ann. § 12-43-227. The statute prescribes the method for valuing the fair market value of homeowners’ association property for ad valorem tax purposes. The property must qualify for this valuation by applying to Real Property Services.

When does the SC Hoa report come out?

Click on the name of a statute below to view the law in its entirety: Click here to view of listing of SC laws referencing homeowners associations. A compilation of certain data from complaints received by DCA involving HOAs presented in a categorized, filterable and searchable format. The report is published annually beginning January 31, 2019.

When did South Carolina pass the homeowners association Act?

South Carolina Homeowners Association Act. On May 17 th, 2018, South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster signed into law the South Carolina Homeowners Association Act (SCHAA), South Carolina Code Section 27-30-110. This is the first time there has been significant legislation regulating various aspects of HOA governance and administration.