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A buyer in Texas wants to know whether the HOA has the right to approve or reject potential buyers. Under Texas law:

Correct Answer

B) HOAs may not unreasonably withhold approval but may have right-of-first-refusal provisions in some cases

While some HOAs may have right-of-first-refusal or approval provisions, they may not unreasonably withhold approval. Any approval process must comply with fair housing laws and cannot discriminate based on protected classes.

Answer Options
A
HOAs may reject buyers based on credit scores or financial qualifications
B
HOAs may not unreasonably withhold approval but may have right-of-first-refusal provisions in some cases
C
HOAs have absolute authority to approve or reject any buyer for any reason
D
HOAs are prohibited from having any buyer approval processes

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Key Terms:

HOAbuyer_approvalfair_housingright_of_first_refusal

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