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Utah Code § 57-8 + § 57-8a

Utah Condo & HOA Calculators

Utah condominium and HOA calculators under Utah Code § 57-8 (Condominium Ownership Act) and § 57-8a (Community Association Act) — a non-UCIOA regime with no six-month super-priority. Foreclosure runs through the § 57-1-23 nonjudicial trust-deed procedure with a 3-month notice of default and a 4-week sale notice, and the statute requires a mandatory reserve analysis every six years under § 57-8-7.5, putting Utah in the small group of states with statutory reserve mandates post-Surfside.

Anchored to: Utah Code § 57-8 (Condominium Ownership Act); § 57-8a (Community Association Act); § 57-1-23 (nonjudicial trust-deed sale); § 57-8-7.5 (mandatory reserve analysis every 6 years)

4 calculators live. Reviewed against current statute and regulation. Last updated 2026-05-17.

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Utah Code § 57-8-44 (Condominium Ownership Act assessment lien

Utah HOA Assessment Lien Priority Calculator — Subordinate to First Mortgage

Compute the Utah HOA assessment-lien total and recovery band under Utah Code § 57-8-44 (Condominium Ownership Act) or § 57-8a-301 (Community Association Act). Utah did NOT adopt the UCIOA six-month super-priority; the association lien is categorically SUBORDINATE to the recorded first mortgage. Returns the total lien amount, governing statute citation, equity above the first mortgage, recovery band, and statute-of-limitations exposure flag under Utah Code § 78B-2-309.

Utah Code § 57-1-23 (power of sale

Utah HOA Foreclosure Timeline Calculator — Nonjudicial Trust-Deed Sale

Compute the projected trustee sale date and procedural posture of a Utah HOA nonjudicial trust-deed foreclosure under Utah Code § 57-1-23 et seq. (power of sale; Notice of Default; three-month cure; four-week Notice-of-Sale publication; trustee sale) and the HOA-specific authorizations under § 57-8-46(2) (condominium) and § 57-8a-302 (HOA / planned development). Returns the cure-window status, earliest first-publication date, earliest and latest permissible sale dates, and the procedural next action.

Utah Code § 57-8-7.5 (condominium reserve-analysis requirement

Utah HOA Reserve Funding & Disclosure Calculator — § 57-8-7.5 Six-Year Cycle

Compute the percent-funded reserve tier and 30-year projection for a Utah community-interest project under Utah Code § 57-8-7.5 (condominium reserve-analysis requirement; six-year cycle; annual review) and § 57-8a-211 (HOA reserve-funding-plan disclosure under the Community Association Act). Returns the current percent funded, CAI / APRA / CRA tier (strong / fair / weak), the 30-year projected percent funded, the annual contribution required to reach a target percent funded by year 30, and a statutory-compliance flag for the six-year analysis cycle.

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