Texas HOA law, made plain.
Search statutes, court rulings, and your rights as a homeowner — translated into plain English. Built and maintained by a licensed Texas attorney.
Not sure where to begin?
Pick the situation closest to yours and we'll guide you to the relevant law.
I received a violation letter or fine
Understand what notice the law requires before any HOA can fine you.
I want to make changes to my property
Architectural review, fences, paint, decks — what you need approval for and what you don't.
I want to rent out my home (Airbnb / VRBO)
When restrictive covenants do — and don't — apply to short-term rentals.
I want to see HOA records or attend a meeting
Your rights to access financial records, meeting minutes, and attend board meetings.
I'm worried about foreclosure
Procedural protections, cure rights, and the steps an HOA must follow before foreclosing.
I'm running for the board (or already on it)
Compliance basics, fiduciary duties, and what the law requires of association directors.
Texas Property Code Reference
Every entry is plain-English first, with the actual legal text underneath.
Texas Statutes
Property Code Chapters 202, 204, 209 +
Court Cases
Texas Supreme Court & appellate rulings
Common Situations
Real-world questions homeowners ask
Recent Legislation
New bills affecting HOA law in Texas
Code Chapters
Browse the Property Code by chapter
Glossary
Plain-English legal definitions
Common situations Texas homeowners ask about.
Recent legislation affecting HOA law.
Stay current on Texas bills that updated property and HOA law.
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