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HOA restrictions for rental in North Texas

Bob S.
  • Investor
  • Dallas TX
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Hello

Can an HOA restrict rentals in North TX? For instance, if I bought a property in an HOA community and decided to use it as a rental can the HOA tell me no?

If they tell me no, and I do it anyways... what kind of consequences may happen in Texas?

Thanks

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    Lucia Rushton
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    Lucia Rushton
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    @Bob Smith yes is the short answer. And it depends is the long answer.

    Many of the North Dallas HOAs have a variety of restrictions - percentage of total homes, the owner has to live in it 1 yr or 2 years.

    Always check the CC&Rs.

    As always just my opinion and not written by Ai

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