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Tennessee HOA Laws & Regulations

Governing Statute: Tennessee Homeowners Association Act

HOA operations in Tennessee are primarily governed by the Tennessee Homeowners Association Act (T.C.A. §66-27-401 et seq.). Governs homeowners associations including governance, assessments, meetings, and owner rights. Provides baseline requirements while relying heavily on governing documents for specific procedures.

Condominium Law: Tennessee Horizontal Property Act

Condominium associations in Tennessee are additionally regulated by the Tennessee Horizontal Property Act (T.C.A. §66-27-101 et seq.). Governs condominium creation and governance. Addresses horizontal property regimes, common elements, and unit owner rights.

Manager Licensing Requirements

No State License Required

Tennessee does not require a state license for community association managers. There are no statutory certification requirements. Industry certifications through organizations like CAI are voluntary.

Board Governance Requirements

Board meeting requirements are primarily governed by the bylaws and the Tennessee Nonprofit Corporation Act. Regular meetings typically require reasonable notice. Annual meetings generally need 10-60 days notice.

Dispute Resolution

Tennessee does not have a dedicated HOA dispute resolution agency. Disputes are resolved through mediation, arbitration, or litigation in state courts. Governing documents may specify mandatory dispute resolution procedures.

Assessment Liens & Collections

Assessment liens must be recorded with the county register of deeds. Associations may foreclose on liens but must follow specific procedures. Tennessee does not grant super-priority to HOA assessment liens.

Recent Legislative Changes

Tennessee has made limited changes to HOA law in recent years. Modest updates have addressed lien enforcement procedures and owner notification requirements. The state maintains a relatively minimal regulatory framework for HOAs.

Key Tennessee HOA Statutes

StatuteCode
Homeowners Association ActT.C.A. §66-27-401 et seq.
Horizontal Property ActT.C.A. §66-27-101 et seq.

Disclaimer: This legal information is provided for general reference only and does not constitute legal advice. Laws and regulations change frequently. Last reviewed: January 15, 2025. HOA boards should consult with a qualified Tennessee attorney for specific legal guidance.

Tennessee HOA Management FAQs

What law governs HOAs in Tennessee?

HOA operations in Tennessee are primarily governed by the Tennessee Homeowners Association Act (T.C.A. §66-27-401 et seq.). Governs homeowners associations including governance, assessments, meetings, and owner rights. Provides baseline requirements while relying heavily on governing documents for specific procedures. Condominiums are additionally governed by the Tennessee Horizontal Property Act (T.C.A. §66-27-101 et seq.).

Does Tennessee require HOA manager licensing?

Tennessee does not currently require a state-specific license for community association managers. Tennessee does not require a state license for community association managers. There are no statutory certification requirements. Industry certifications through organizations like CAI are voluntary. Even without a state mandate, look for professional designations like CMCA, AMS, or PCAM as indicators of competence and professionalism.

What are the board governance requirements for Tennessee HOAs?

Board meeting requirements are primarily governed by the bylaws and the Tennessee Nonprofit Corporation Act. Regular meetings typically require reasonable notice. Annual meetings generally need 10-60 days notice.

How are HOA disputes resolved in Tennessee?

Tennessee does not have a dedicated HOA dispute resolution agency. Disputes are resolved through mediation, arbitration, or litigation in state courts. Governing documents may specify mandatory dispute resolution procedures.

What are the assessment lien rules in Tennessee?

Assessment liens must be recorded with the county register of deeds. Associations may foreclose on liens but must follow specific procedures. Tennessee does not grant super-priority to HOA assessment liens.

What recent HOA law changes have occurred in Tennessee?

Tennessee has made limited changes to HOA law in recent years. Modest updates have addressed lien enforcement procedures and owner notification requirements. The state maintains a relatively minimal regulatory framework for HOAs.

How do I find an HOA management company in Tennessee?

Match HOA provides a free matching service that connects Tennessee HOA boards with vetted management companies. We verify that providers hold professional credentials like CMCA, AMS, or PCAM designations. Submit your community details through our intake form to receive matched recommendations within 48 hours.

Cities in Tennessee

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Nashville689,447 residentsMemphis633,104 residentsKnoxville190,740 residentsChattanooga181,099 residentsClarksville166,722 residentsMurfreesboro152,769 residentsFranklin83,454 residentsJackson68,205 residentsJohnson City71,046 residentsBartlett59,708 residentsHendersonville61,753 residentsKingsport54,441 residentsCollierville51,321 residentsSmyrna54,186 residentsCleveland47,276 residentsBrentwood45,105 residentsGermantown39,197 residentsMount Juliet39,289 residentsColumbia40,855 residentsLa Vergne36,494 residentsSpring Hill48,556 residentsGallatin43,310 residentsCookeville35,591 residentsLebanon36,529 residentsOak Ridge29,330 residentsMorristown30,268 residentsMaryville30,038 residentsBristol27,147 residentsSevierville18,905 residentsShelbyville22,729 residentsEast Ridge21,839 residentsDyersburg16,371 residentsTullahoma20,339 residentsSoddy-Daisy13,510 residentsFarragut23,647 residentsGreeneville15,262 residentsMcMinnville14,151 residentsAthens14,012 residentsElizabethton13,566 residentsDickson16,143 residentsUnion City10,394 residentsParis10,156 residentsMartin10,543 residentsRed Bank11,844 residentsCrossville12,331 residentsPigeon Forge6,429 residentsNewport6,945 residentsErwin5,882 residentsJefferson City8,280 residentsWhite House12,684 residentsGoodlettsville17,579 residentsPortland13,198 residentsMillington10,650 residentsArlington12,818 residentsLakeland12,430 residentsCovington8,767 residentsRipley8,445 residentsBrownsville9,667 residentsHumboldt8,145 residentsMilan7,851 residentsMcKenzie5,310 residentsPulaski7,870 residentsLawrenceburg11,584 residentsLewisburg12,932 residentsFayetteville7,185 residentsWinchester9,023 residentsManchester12,244 residentsDayton7,541 residentsDunlap5,384 residentsLoudon6,079 residentsLenoir City9,540 residentsSweetwater6,088 residentsMadisonville5,178 residents

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