Garland does not regulate HOA assessments or collection. Texas Property Code Chapter 209 governs notice, payment plans, and foreclosure procedures.
HOA assessments, late fees, and collection are controlled by the HOA's declaration and Texas Property Code Chapter 209. Section 209.0062 requires HOAs to offer payment plans of at least three months for delinquent assessments. Section 209.0091 requires pre-foreclosure notice. The City of Garland has no role in collecting or enforcing HOA dues. Owners facing assessment disputes should review their HOA documents and consult an attorney.
HOAs enforce assessments through liens and, in limited cases, judicial foreclosure. The City does not assist with HOA fee collection or disputes.
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