Property Ownership
A Washington condominium association may levy special assessments against unit owners to pay for:
AIndividual unit improvements requested by owners
BMajor common area repairs or improvements not covered by reserves✓ Correct
CThe association manager's salary increase
DIndividual owners' property taxes
Explanation
Washington HOA and condominium associations may levy special assessments on unit owners to fund major common area expenses that exceed the reserve fund, such as roof replacement, elevator overhauls, or major structural repairs.
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