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Under Texas law, a buyer purchasing property in a subdivision with a mandatory HOA has the right to:

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A) Review the HOA's dedicatory instruments (governing documents) before completing the purchase

Under Texas law, a buyer has the right to review the HOA's dedicatory instruments (governing documents) before completing the purchase. This allows the buyer to understand the obligations and restrictions.

Answer Options
A
Review the HOA's dedicatory instruments (governing documents) before completing the purchase
B
Opt out of HOA membership if they disagree with the bylaws
C
Refuse to pay HOA assessments for the first year of ownership
D
Vote to dissolve the HOA at the first annual meeting after purchase

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