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REGULATORY AGENCY Attorney General. The
Attorney General's office has jurisdiction over homeowner associations
because most of them are corporations. However, the AG's jurisdiction is
limited to enforcement of the Corporation's Code. It does not enforce the
Davis-Stirling Act because the Act involves the Civil Code not the
Corporations Code. Complaints about associations that violate the
Corporations Code may be
submitted to the Attorney General's Public Inquiry Unit.
Department of Real Estate. The Department of Real Estate ("DRE") does not regulate homeowner associations or HOA management companies, nor does it have jurisdiction over the enforcement of CC&Rs, bylaws or Civil Code sections. The DRE is a licensing and regulatory agency empowered to discipline real estate brokers and salesmen who are acting as buyers and sellers of real property. Updated 4/27/2008 | |
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