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Under Texas Property Code §5.012, a seller of property in a subdivision subject to a homeowners' association (HOA) must provide the buyer with:

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C) A subdivision information document including HOA assessments and restrictions

Under Texas Property Code §5.012, the seller must provide a subdivision information document that includes details about the HOA, including assessments, restrictions, and other relevant information about the property owner's association.

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A
A copy of the HOA's annual financial audit report
B
A personal recommendation letter from the HOA board president
C
A subdivision information document including HOA assessments and restrictions
D
A certificate that the seller has no outstanding HOA violations

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