2011 was a significant year for HOAs in Utah and the laws that govern them. Many new laws and changes were enacted. How does your knowledge of these changes stack up? Take this short quiz and find out! (Note that the quiz is best taken and submitted on our blog itself, for those that receive this post by email).
A $25 Amazon gift card will be awarded to the person scoring the highest and submitting it the quickest after this post is published. In a few days, I’ll post the answers, as well as the names of those that scored the highest so they can brag about their expertise to other board members, homeowners, or clients. To submit your answers, fill in your name, email and association or management company and hit submit below.
every two years.
never because the board decides reserve funding issues.
never because the law has reserve funding requirements.
5 … 2
7 … 3
It depends on the outcome of a vote of the members.
True
False
the association has set aside an amount equal to the deductible.
it is authorized by a governing document of the association.
the owner is at fault (caused the incident or was negligent).
all owners had been notified of the deductible responsibility.
annually.
within 30 days of a change in the information.
within 90 days of a change in the information.
never because only an initial one-time registration is required.
only once in a 2 year period.
if authorized by the association governing documents.
after receiving approval from a majority of the members.
Never.
cannot file a lien against any unit or lot.
cannot enforce a previous lien against a unit or lot.
can seek a judgment against an owner for past due amounts.
all of the above.
Update: The quiz is closed, but check out the answers to the quiz by clicking here. Thanks for playing!
Posted by Curtis G. Kimble 
