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,...
It is not uncommon for a homeowners association to receive a pickleball noise complaint. Given the sport’s popularity, more and more residents are likely to take it up. Unlike tennis or badminton, pickleball generates significant noise, particularly when the...
Like it or not, an HOA foreclosure in Texas is a real possibility for homeowners who fail to pay their dues and assessments. Board members must understand foreclosure laws to ensure they don’t infringe on homeowners’ rights or put the association at risk....
An HOA board transition is more than just welcoming new board members. It gives associations a chance to prepare newly elected leaders and ensure they are successful in their roles. When done correctly, a board transition can facilitate smooth operations and keep all...
Navigating Texas fence laws alongside homeowners association rules can be a challenge, especially for new board members. It is important to understand state laws on fencing and ensure HOA rules comply with them. In doing so, board members can avoid potential liability...
