§ 14402 Credit Union Property Rights
This law says credit unions can buy a building to do their work and grow bigger. They can rent out extra space to others and sell the building if everyone who owns it agrees.
A credit union buys a building to run its business. The building has extra space, so they rent it out to a small coffee shop.
The credit union can use the building for its work and rent out the extra space to make money. If they want to sell the building later, everyone who owns it must agree.
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§ 14402 Credit Union Property Rights
Last verified: January 11, 2026