The majority of mandatory property owners associations in Texas require their members to pay the association an assessment at least annually. In addition, various property owners associations also have the authority to levy special assessments to pay for certain types of expenses such as capital improvements. Generally, a lien attaches to each members property to secure the payment of both regular and special assessments. Failure to pay assessments often gives a property owners association the right to foreclose an owners property after proper notices are given to the owner. Like restrictive covenant enforcement, assessment collections is one of the more important functions of a property owners association. The Crist Law Firm works with property owners associations to tailor assessment collection activities to each association’s particular needs based on the status of existing delinquencies. Services are provided in the following general areas:
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