Texas Homeowners Association Law is a comprehensive legal reference book written specifically for Directors, Officers and homeowners in Texas Homeowners Associations.

I wrote this book because I wanted you, as a homeowner, to realize the positive benefits of living in a well-run homeowners association. Living in a homeowners association is a wonderful example of local government in action. This book will provide you with some basic understanding and definitions of the role of a homeowners association and how you, as a homeowner, can make a difference. It is purposely designed to be a quick read. When you complete it, you will have an understanding of how to get involved and work with your neighbors to support an improved quality of community life and how to provide support for the financial investment in your home.

An entertaining and insightful must read for anyone contemplating the purchase of a home within an HOA. The book provides a look at the sometimes silly side of HOA living along with some practical guidelines for what to do before becoming a member of a homeowner association. The book explains the purpose of HOA documents, where to find important information, and the responsibilities of both the board of directors as well as the homeowners while poking fun at the silliness that sometimes ensues.

Your home is your single largest investment and you have chosen to live in a deed-restricted community because you want to protect that investment and the life style of living there. Yet you likely didn't fully understand all of those documents they told you to read before you purchased your dream home and now you are concerned as you discover new and rules and regulations you never anticipated. This book will help you to understand the HOA concept of living so that you will truly enjoy the life style and find comfort in the structure imposed by the Association on you and your neighbors. This is the first edition of the book.

A study of political and social issues posed by the rise of CIDs (common interest housing developments) in the US. The work explores the consequences of CIDs on government and argues that private, residential government has serious implications for civil liberties.

The ultimate guide to choosing and creating a harmonious community of good neighbors and peaceful living.