This is the legal instrument which created River Pines of Farmington Condominium. It is recorded at the Oakland County Register of Deeds. It defines the ownership interests of each co-owner, the common elements and it allocates the duties of maintenance, repair and replacement between the Association and each individual co-owner.

Click here to download a PDF copy of the Master Deed

A searchable copy of the Master Deed is also available (does not include drawings).

Condominium grounds (limited/common elements) and buildings are owned in common by all. You each have your percentage share in the ownership. The space that you purchased within a building, you own. The General Common Elements include all of the grounds, community facilities and the buildings from your painted wall or ceiling outward. The Limited Common areas include your basement, garage, deck, driveway, pertinent landscaping, your patio, your front porch and the ground between our sidewalk and your garage. With the designation of Limited Common, those areas are exclusively yours—for your use and enjoyment (within the guidelines as written in this handbook).

The above words are generic. For the legal description of both General and Limited Common areas, refer to Article IV of the Master Deed.