There has been a growing shift from plant-heavy landscaping to HOA xeriscaping. Contrary to popular belief, xeriscaping is not solely about rocks. There’s a lot more to it, and the benefits are clear. Still, board members must understand what is and isn’t...
An HOA flag display is a common point of contention for homeowners and board members. Flags allow residents to show their patriotism and support for certain causes, but such displays can get out of hand at times. It is important for boards to understand the...
When should an association update HOA governing documents? This is a common question board members ask. Failure to update these documents when needed can result in a range of consequences, including outdated or noncompliant provisions. It can cause confusion among...
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. ...
