Texas squatters' rights: What your HOA or COA should know

For homeowners associations (HOAs) and condominium associations (COAs), understanding squatters’ rights laws is essential. In our guide, discover everything you need to know!

As an elected board member, you have certain duties and obligations to the homeowners in your community. One of the most important of these is your commitment to protecting the financial health of the homeowners association (HOA). After all, the entire community depends on you to manage its money and keep its operations running smoothly.

Can an HOA foreclose on a home in Texas? This question touches on the interplay between state law, the rights of community associations, and the rights of individual homeowners. Learn more in our guide.

In this article, we'll cover what underfunded HOA reserves are, how they happen, as well as the risks and what can be done about it.

Learn 6 ways a property management partner can boost property value, streamline operations, and enhance community satisfaction.

Your board's guide on how to enforce HOA lighting rules, plan festive events, and keep spirits bright in your community this holiday season.

Attorney Leah Burton shares the effects of the Corporate Transparency Act HOA & COAs should know and steps board members need to take to comply.

Our BENCHMARK guide simplifies how to prepare a condo association budget in Texas by breaking down current data and trends of high-rises across the U.S.

Discover insights into effective HOA or COA reserve fund strategy to ensure long-term financial health and stability for your community.

What is a Texas COA or HOA reserve study? Answer: A financial roadmap - the key to avoiding surprise costs. Here's everything your board should know.