Texas Property Code Chapter 209 (Residential Property Owners Protection Act)
Complete compliance reference for Texas HOA and condo boards. Below you'll find late fee limits, violation notice procedures, reserve study requirements, collection rules, and meeting mandates — all based on current state statutes.
30
Day Cure Period
30
Day Grace Period
3
Day Board Meeting Notice
Yes
Hearing Required
Late fees must be "reasonable" per Property Code §209.0064. No specific statutory cap; governed by CC&Rs. 30-day notice before late fees.
Notice must be sent via certified mail. Must include specific violation, cure deadline, and hearing rights. Owner has right to hearing before committee (not the full board).
No mandatory reserve study. Budget must be available to owners. Board has fiduciary duty to plan for major repairs.
Must send 30-day pre-lien notice via certified mail. Payment plan must be offered. Non-judicial foreclosure allowed but with strict procedures.
Regular board meetings open to owners. Dedicated owner forum at each meeting per §209.0051.
Legal Disclaimer
This information is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. HOA laws change frequently. Always consult a licensed attorney in Texas for specific legal questions regarding your community.
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