The Difference Between a General, Special, and Individual Assessment
Assessments levied by Residential Subdivisions, commonly known as “Homeowners Associations” and condominium Associations often fall into one of three categories: 1) General Assessments 2) Special Assessments 3) Individual Assessments One should take care when levying an assessment that the proper type of assessment is levied and the proper steps are taken prior to collecting on […]
What are the Legal Requirements Prior to Fining a Condominium Owner?
Our firm, Manning & Meyers, represents a number of condominium associations. Frequently, they wish to impose a fine against a unit owner within the association for violating rules and regulations. Section 82.102 of the Texas Property Code governs these requirements. Prior to the association charging a unit owner for property damage for which the owner […]
What are the Legal Requirements for a Notice of Foreclosure Sale?
We are frequently asked by our clients when about the legal requirements for a Notice of Foreclosure Sale. The Texas Property Code governs these requirements. 1) It must include a statement of the earliest time a sale will begin. 2) It must be sent at least 21 days before the sale. For computing time, you […]