Thanks to everyone who has responded on this issue. I had previously found these resources (I should have mentioned that, apologies) however nothing speaks to the specific questions that the board had. Upon reflection though I think they are going about this from the wrong direction. Rather than seeking ownership to the records as a board, they have protected rights to the records as individual homeowners and should use that road. Comments?

Thanks again,
Janice 

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quick google search turns up this page about NC HOA laws
http://www.hoa-nc.com/StateLaws.aspx

On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 8:33 AM, Trudy M Phillips <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

> I am a member of an HOA in Florida.  Florida has a very strong HOA law
> that regulates everything.  I suspect No. Carolina does as well.   Contact
> the
> Sec. of State for guidance
>


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