HOAs in Fort Worth
Every homeowners and condominium association in Fort Worth registered with the Texas Real Estate Commission, with the neighborhoods each one covers, its state certificate and where to find its bylaws.
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Questions
How many HOAs are in Fort Worth?
367 homeowners and condominium associations in Fort Worth are registered with the Texas Real Estate Commission, which every Texas property owners association must file a management certificate with (Property Code Section 209.004). Some small or voluntary associations never register.
How do I find out if a Fort Worth home is in an HOA?
Type the address into the search above. We find the property in the county appraisal district records, read its subdivision from the legal description and check it against the state HOA filings. To confirm, check the deed restrictions recorded with the county clerk (Tarrant County official records or Denton County official records or Johnson County official records or Wise County official records or Parker County official records), or ask the title company.
Where can I get an HOA's bylaws and deed restrictions?
Each HOA page lists the documents website from the association's state filing and any county record numbers for its bylaws and declaration. Texas HOAs must record their dedicatory instruments in the county's official public records: Tarrant County official records or Denton County official records or Johnson County official records or Wise County official records or Parker County official records. A buyer can also request them with the resale certificate (Property Code Section 207.003).
Where do the property records come from?
From the county appraisal district (Tarrant Central Appraisal District or Denton Central Appraisal District or Johnson Central Appraisal District or Wise Central Appraisal District or Parker Central Appraisal District), which lists each property's legal description and subdivision.