Can HOA enter your backyard? This question often comes when an association needs to inspect a possible violation or perform maintenance. The answer depends on the governing documents and the surrounding circumstances. In Texas, associations may have the authority to...
A condo resale certificate plays an essential role in the unit sale process. Without this certificate, buyers would have no way of knowing about the association’s operations and any unpaid amounts attached to the unit. In Texas, there are certain requirements...
Utilizing HOA electronic voting can be a great way to attract more voters and more easily establish a quorum. In Texas, HOAs and condominiums must adhere to certain requirements when administering electronic voting. The governing documents also play a role, often...
Fraud can happen in any community, and homeowners associations are no exception. When HOA fraud occurs, it points to major gaps in the board’s financial controls and management practices. It is imperative to understand these risks and take the right steps to...
It is not uncommon for HOA neighbor disputes to arise in communities. These conflicts can quickly escalate without proper handling. While most resolve on their own without board involvement, if a dispute does warrant intervention, it is important to mediate with...
HOA turnover occurs at some point in every association’s lifespan, typically near the beginning. Developers build the community, draft initial governing documents, and establish financial arrangements. Once the requirements that would trigger the move are met,...
