Collin County, TX HOA Rules: Assessment & Dues (2026)
Key Facts
- Foreclosure
- Judicial Rule 736
- Redemption
- 180 days
- Statement
- 10 days of request
- Payment Plan
- 3-18 months required
- State Law
- TX Prop Code 209
Summary
Collin County HOA assessments governed by TX Property Code 209.0057. HOA may foreclose for unpaid assessments only after expedited judicial foreclosure (Rule 736). Late fees must be reasonable; interest capped by declaration.
Sec. 209.0061. ASSOCIATION POLICY; FINES. (a) This section does not apply to a property owners' association that is not authorized by the association's dedicatory instrument to levy a fine.(b) A property owners' association board shall adopt an enforcement policy regarding the levying of fines by the property owners' association. The policy must include:(1) general categories of restrictive covenants for which the association may assess fines;(2) a schedule of fines for each category of violation; and(3) information regarding hearings described by Section 209.007.(c) The enforcement policy adopted pursuant to Subsection (b) may reserve the board's authority to levy a fine from the schedule of fines that varies on a case-by-case bas
Full Breakdown
TX Property Code 209.0091 requires judicial foreclosure (not non-judicial) for HOA assessment liens unless declaration allows and owner consents. TRCP Rule 736 provides expedited foreclosure procedure. Owner has 180-day right of redemption after HOA foreclosure (TX Prop Code 209.011). HOAs must send itemized statement within 10 days of written request (TX Prop Code 209.0058). Payment plans required on request under 209.0062: minimum 3-18 months.
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