Mansuel White Survey

Key facts from Mansuel White Survey's documents

Reflects the 2025 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Condominium (Section 3: 'Condominium: A type of owner)

Units / lots

1 (single condominium parcel as described in Exhibit A) (Exhibit A: 'A parcel of land situated an)

Governing law

Mississippi Condominium Ownership Act (Introduction: 'This document outlines th)

Assessments & dues

Board determines annual assessment amount within limits; special assessments need 2/3 member approval. (Section 8: 'Annual Assessments: Yearly f)

Special assessments

Allowed for major projects with 2/3 member approval. (Section 8: 'Special Assessments: Extra f)

Collections & liens

Unpaid fees become a lien on the unit; Association can sue or place lien. First mortgage has priority over Association lien. (Section 8: 'Fees are a lien on your unit)

Reserves & fees

10% interest per year after 30 days delinquency. (Section 8: 'Late Payments: Unpaid fees a)

Pets

Yes, but with restrictions. (Section 7: 'No pets over 15 pounds witho)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, entire unit only (not part of unit). (Section 7: 'You can lease your entire un)

Parking & vehicles

Prohibited in common areas. (Section 7: 'No junk vehicles, trailers, )

Architectural approval

Yes, for any exterior changes. (Section 9: 'You can't change the outside)

Home business

Not specifically prohibited; commercial activities prohibited except Declarant marketing or small business meetings. (Section 7: 'No commercial activities, ex)

Maintenance

Association likely responsible as part of common elements (building exterior). (Section 6: 'Association pays for: ... Ma)

Insurance

Association buys insurance for common areas and buildings (excluding owner-made improvements) against fire, vandalism, and liability (at least $1 million coverage). (Section 15: 'Association’s Insurance: Th)

Use restrictions

Yes, except Declarant can use for marketing or model units. (Section 7: 'Units are for residential us)

Voting & meetings

One vote per unit. Multiple owners of a unit must designate one person to represent. Declarant gets one vote per unit owned. (Section 5: 'Voting: Each unit gets one v)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.