This is an introductory community association law course-book. It includes important cases, statutes, the Restatement (Third) of Property, Servitudes, and references to the growing body of literature on gated communities, co-housing developments and private governments. Other topics include financing the community, design standards, and control and liability of associations, boards and members.

This report provides guidance on drafting easily followable and enforceable community rules. It covers the legal basis for rule making, offers guidelines, and contains an appendix with sample community association rules that cover practically everything from trash to the swimming pool.

Volume 2 of Texas Forms contains two sections that may be helpful to the practitioner with a property owners assocation case: 1D - Development and Subdivision, and 2A - Covenants and Restriction. This volume contains standard, court-tested forms with extensive annotations and supporting information for use in business and legal practice. It is up to date with pocket parts.

This indispensable title is now in its third edition and continues to provide a “plain English” explanation of the legal requirements for administration and operation of a Texas Homeowners Association, including HOAs that are incorporated as nonprofit corporations or those that are unincorporated nonprofit associations.

This 2019 Continuing Legal Education (CLE) from the Professional Development program of State Bar of Texas covers advanced aspects of property owners' association law.