08/24/2026
Enforcing the rules against one homeowner but not another? โ๏ธ That's selective enforcement, and it's one of the fastest ways an HOA ends up in court.
In our latest article, we break it down:
๐น What It Looks Like: Fining one owner while ignoring the same violation elsewhere.
๐น Is It Illegal? Texas courts don't tolerate arbitrary or discriminatory enforcement.
๐น Real Consequences: Lawsuits, legal fees, and damaged community trust.
๐น How to Avoid It: Apply rules equally and document everything.
Fair enforcement protects everyone. Read the full guide here! ๐
Homeowners associations should be wary of selective enforcement, as it can give rise to liability. Learn more about it here!