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Michigan HOA Laws & Regulations

Governing Statute: Michigan Nonprofit Corporation Act (no HOA-specific act)

HOA operations in Michigan are primarily governed by the Michigan Nonprofit Corporation Act (no HOA-specific act) (MCL §450.2101 et seq.). Michigan does not have a comprehensive HOA-specific act. HOAs are governed primarily by the Nonprofit Corporation Act plus their recorded covenants and bylaws. The Michigan Condominium Act governs condo associations.

Condominium Law: Michigan Condominium Act

Condominium associations in Michigan are additionally regulated by the Michigan Condominium Act (MCL §559.101 et seq.). Governs condominium associations including creation, governance, assessments, and unit owner rights. Condos with 25+ units must maintain a website (expanded from 150+ in 2024).

Manager Licensing Requirements

No State License Required

Michigan does not require a dedicated license for community association managers. Real estate licensing may apply for brokerage activities.

Board Governance Requirements

Condominium Act has specific meeting requirements for condo associations. HOAs follow nonprofit corporation law and bylaws. Board members owe fiduciary duties.

Dispute Resolution

ADR methods (mediation and arbitration) encouraged in governing documents. No state ombudsman for HOA disputes. Disputes resolved privately or through state court litigation.

Assessment Liens & Collections

HOAs can place liens on property for past-due assessments and charge legal fees. Not a super lien state — bank foreclosure takes priority.

Recent Legislative Changes

Homeowners' Energy Policy Act (Public Act 68 of 2024, eff. April 1, 2025): prohibits HOA bans on solar panels and energy improvements; HOAs must adopt solar policy by April 1, 2026. Condo website requirement expanded to 25+ unit associations (2024).

Key Michigan HOA Statutes

StatuteCode
Condominium ActMCL §559.101 et seq.
Homeowners' Energy Policy ActMCL §559.301 et seq.
Nonprofit Corporation ActMCL §450.2101 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: February 1, 2025. HOA boards should consult with a qualified Michigan attorney for specific legal guidance.

Michigan HOA Management FAQs

What law governs HOAs in Michigan?

HOA operations in Michigan are primarily governed by the Michigan Nonprofit Corporation Act (no HOA-specific act) (MCL §450.2101 et seq.). Michigan does not have a comprehensive HOA-specific act. HOAs are governed primarily by the Nonprofit Corporation Act plus their recorded covenants and bylaws. The Michigan Condominium Act governs condo associations. Condominiums are additionally governed by the Michigan Condominium Act (MCL §559.101 et seq.).

Does Michigan require HOA manager licensing?

Michigan does not currently require a state-specific license for community association managers. Michigan does not require a dedicated license for community association managers. Real estate licensing may apply for brokerage activities. 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 Michigan HOAs?

Condominium Act has specific meeting requirements for condo associations. HOAs follow nonprofit corporation law and bylaws. Board members owe fiduciary duties.

How are HOA disputes resolved in Michigan?

ADR methods (mediation and arbitration) encouraged in governing documents. No state ombudsman for HOA disputes. Disputes resolved privately or through state court litigation.

What are the assessment lien rules in Michigan?

HOAs can place liens on property for past-due assessments and charge legal fees. Not a super lien state — bank foreclosure takes priority.

What recent HOA law changes have occurred in Michigan?

Homeowners' Energy Policy Act (Public Act 68 of 2024, eff. April 1, 2025): prohibits HOA bans on solar panels and energy improvements; HOAs must adopt solar policy by April 1, 2026. Condo website requirement expanded to 25+ unit associations (2024).

How do I find an HOA management company in Michigan?

Match HOA provides a free matching service that connects Michigan 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 Michigan

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Detroit639,111 residentsGrand Rapids198,917 residentsWarren139,387 residentsSterling Heights134,346 residentsAnn Arbor123,851 residentsLansing118,210 residentsFlint97,310 residentsDearborn109,976 residentsLivonia96,942 residentsTroy87,294 residentsWestland82,578 residentsFarmington Hills83,986 residentsKalamazoo74,262 residentsWyoming75,942 residentsSouthfield73,006 residentsRochester Hills74,516 residentsTaylor61,752 residentsPontiac60,648 residentsSt. Clair Shores59,715 residentsRoyal Oak59,105 residentsNovi60,720 residentsDearborn Heights55,581 residentsBattle Creek51,247 residentsSaginaw44,202 residentsKentwood52,537 residentsEast Lansing48,437 residentsRoseville48,099 residentsPortage49,014 residentsMidland42,181 residentsLincoln Park36,313 residentsMuskegon37,213 residentsHolland33,817 residentsBay City32,105 residentsJackson31,309 residentsPort Huron28,895 residentsEastpointe32,221 residentsAllen Park27,092 residentsInkster24,398 residentsWyandotte24,623 residentsMadison Heights31,001 residentsOak Park29,446 residentsSouthgate28,896 residentsBurton28,601 residentsMount Pleasant25,946 residentsAuburn Hills24,382 residentsGarden City26,654 residentsRedford48,543 residentsFerndale20,654 residentsHazel Park16,654 residentsBerkley15,876 residentsClawson12,654 residentsHuntington Woods6,654 residentsBirmingham21,654 residentsRochester14,654 residentsUtica5,654 residentsFraser14,654 residentsClinton Township99,654 residentsHarrison Township25,654 residentsChesterfield Township45,654 residentsNew Baltimore12,654 residentsMount Clemens16,654 residentsGrosse Pointe5,654 residentsGrosse Pointe Park11,654 residentsGrosse Pointe Woods15,654 residentsHarper Woods13,654 residentsHamtramck22,654 residentsHighland Park8,654 residentsRiver Rouge7,654 residentsEcorse9,654 residentsTrenton18,654 residentsRomulus23,654 residentsWayne16,654 residentsCanton98,654 residentsPlymouth9,654 residentsNorthville6,654 residentsWixom14,654 residentsWalled Lake7,654 residentsMilford6,654 residentsSouth Lyon12,654 residentsBrighton7,876 residentsHowell9,654 residentsFenton11,654 residentsGrand Blanc8,654 residentsLapeer8,654 residentsAlpena9,654 residentsPetoskey5,876 residentsTraverse City15,654 residentsCadillac10,654 residentsManistee5,654 residentsLudington7,654 residentsBig Rapids10,654 residentsGreenville8,654 residentsIonia11,654 residentsHastings7,654 residentsMarshall6,654 residentsColdwater12,654 residentsHillsdale8,654 residentsAdrian20,654 residentsTecumseh8,654 residentsSaline9,654 residentsChelsea5,654 residentsMonroe19,654 residentsNiles11,654 residentsDowagiac5,654 residentsSt. Joseph8,654 residentsBenton Harbor9,654 residentsAllegan5,654 residentsZeeland5,654 residentsGrand Haven11,654 residentsMuskegon Heights10,654 residentsNorton Shores24,654 residentsMarquette20,654 residentsEscanaba12,654 residentsMenominee7,654 residentsIron Mountain7,654 residentsHoughton7,654 residentsSault Ste. Marie13,654 residents

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