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Oklahoma is a state located just north of Texas. Also known as The Sooner State, Oklahoma was the 46th state to enter the union. Geographically speaking, Oklahoma is home to 11 distinct ecological regions as well as the highest number of artificial water reservoirs in the country. Oklahoma has been rated as one of the nation’s most business friendly states.

An Oklahoma Association by legal definition can be a Planned Community or a Condominium. Your assessment pays to maintain, improve and enhance the common areas of your community and provides for the operation of your Association. In Condominiums the common areas may be roofs, walls of buildings, streets, grounds, lakes, and pool facility which the Association is required to maintain. The homeowner is responsible for the “limited common areas” such as the front courtyards or adjoining patio walls, the rear patio, the balcony, the front gate, front door of his/her unit, and the windows of his/her unit.

In a Planned Community the entire lot and home is maintained by the homeowner and the common area such as parks, pool, tennis courts and community owned landscaping is maintained by the Association. In Condominiums your assessment also pays for your water and sewer and a portion of your assessment is set aside for future repairs and replacement of the common areas. The Board of Directors has the difficult job of trying to keep your assessment as low as possible and at the same time keep the common areas maintained and in an attractive condition. What the Association does to improve or enhance the common areas affects the value of your investment.