Property Ownership
In South Dakota, a 'planned community' or 'common interest community' includes:
AOnly apartment complexes
BCondominiums, planned unit developments, cooperatives, and timeshares✓ Correct
COnly properties subject to an HOA
DOnly properties in Sioux Falls or Rapid City
Explanation
Common interest communities include condominiums, PUDs, cooperatives, and timeshares — all characterized by a combination of individually owned property and shared (common) property or interests.
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