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A slip, fall or other injury in a community common area can turn into an insurance issue quickly. In Texas, common-area injury claims may depend on the person’s reason for being there, the condition involved and what the homeowners association (HOA) knew beforehand....
Property owners associations create rules to maintain the appearance, safety and overall well-being of the community. Problems may arise when homeowners believe the association is enforcing these rules inconsistently. When a POA takes action against one homeowner but...
Shared walls and common spaces can make coverage seem broader than it is. Insurance questions often become urgent only after water, fire or storm damage exposes a costly gap. If you are part of a homeowners association, you share responsibility for certain risks while...
When a homeowner refuses to fix a violation, your Homeowners Association (HOA) may want to step in and handle it. But entering their property without the right authority can get your association into serious legal trouble. So, can a HOA legally enter a home to fix a...
Homeowners associations (HOAs) often address disputes, unpaid dues and rule violations. As part of an HOA board, you work to keep the community safe and stable. At times, you may face difficult decisions, such as removing someone from a property. In most communities,...
Flooding can happen anywhere in Texas, from the coast to inland neighborhoods. When heavy rains hit, homeowners’ associations (HOAs) need the right coverage to protect shared property and community spaces. Understanding how flood insurance works helps your HOA prepare...
Many Texas communities are facing new challenges with short-term rentals like Airbnb and Vrbo. These rentals can create tension among residents and raise questions about safety, noise, and neighborhood stability. As a property owners association, you may wonder what...
Homeowners’ associations (HOAs) in Texas have the authority to enforce community rules, but that power comes with responsibilities. If fines are not handled properly, HOAs risk disputes and legal challenges. By following the right steps, your HOA can enforce fines...
Wildfires can cause sudden and widespread damage, leaving communities scrambling to recover. Homeowners’ associations (HOAs) in fire-prone areas often explore different insurance options to protect shared property and community assets. One type that has gained...
If your HOA begins foreclosure proceedings, you may worry about what happens to the insurance coverage tied to your property. Texas law treats HOA insurance and foreclosure as two separate issues, but they can overlap in ways that affect you. Knowing how insurance...