Property Ownership
The Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act (CCIOA) governs:
AOnly condominium associations
BCondominiums, planned communities, and cooperatives✓ Correct
COnly residential HOAs with more than 100 units
DCommercial property associations only
Explanation
CCIOA governs condominiums, planned communities (traditional HOAs), and cooperatives in Colorado. It sets standards for HOA governance, finances, assessments, and homeowner rights.
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