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Court Addresses HOA Attempt to Restrict Short Term Rentals
By: Kevin J. Parker In a recent case, the Texas Supreme Court addressed an attempt by a homeowners’ association (“HOA”) to restrict short-term rentals based upon recorded Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (“CC&Rs”) applicable to a residential subdivision. The property was … Continue reading
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Tagged real estate litigation, Restrictions on short term rentals, restrictive covenant
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A Purchaser Who Doesn’t Inquire May Be Teeing Up For Failure
By: Erica Stutman Picture this: While on the hunt for new development opportunities, you stumble across a golf course in the middle of a high-end community, and you think this would be the perfect spot for more houses, or … Continue reading
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Erica Stutman
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Tagged equitable easement, equitable servitude, golf course, implied easement, implied servitude, real estate development, real property, restrictive covenant
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