The original governing documents set everything in motion for an HOA, long before the community looks like anything more than a plan on paper. These documents shape how the association behaves and what the board must enforce once real people move in. They form the...
Parking is scarce in most condominium buildings, so it’s not surprising that some owners want to rent out condo parking space. While it might sound simple, many actually get confused when it comes to condo ownership. Whether or not condo owners can rent out their...
HOA security cameras are a common topic in communities across Texas. Homeowners want safety, while boards wish to maintain property values and ensure compliance. Understanding Texas law regarding these cameras is crucial for both homeowners and associations. ...
HOA noise can be one of the most divisive issues in a community association. Just because someone owns a home doesn’t give them the freedom to make as much noise as possible. Common courtesy dictates that residents should be considerate of their neighbors, but...
Understanding HOA bylaws vs CC&Rs can be tricky for many Texas homeowners. These two documents serve different roles, yet they both guide how communities function—knowing which one controls what can help residents navigate disputes, responsibilities, and community...
The HOA common area rules help keep shared spaces clean, safe, and enjoyable for all residents. These rules support order and prevent misuse of facilities. Each association establishes its own policies in response to the community’s needs. To maintain good...
