Texas HOA Management Software

Texas Community Governance & Compliance

Local Market Insights

Texas is the second-largest market for HOAs, driven by explosive growth in suburbs surrounding Austin, Dallas, and Houston.

Statutory Focus

Texas law emphasizes the protection of property owner rights. Our software automates the 209-compliant hearing notices.

Major Cities Served

Houston

Large-scale community management for the energy capital of the world.

Austin

Tech-forward portal solutions for Austin's booming residential market.

Dallas

Sophisticated governance tools for DFW's established neighborhoods.

San Antonio

Reliable management for the historic and growing Alamo City area.

Frisco

Modern software for one of the fastest-growing HOA markets in the US.

Plano

Legacy community modernization and document digital archiving.

The Woodlands

Specialized management for large master-planned forest communities.

Fort Worth

Rugged, reliable tools for Tarrant County residential associations.

Leander

Compliance-ready tools for new developments in Central Texas.

Pearland

Efficient resident communication for Houston's southern suburbs.

State Compliance Kit

Our platform is specifically configured to meet the document sharing and notification requirements of the Chapter 209 (Texas Property Code).

Document Archiving
Statutory Meeting Notices
Financial Transparency Portals
Board Member Ethics Logging

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Legal Notice & Disclaimer

Legislative references for Texas, including summaries of the Chapter 209 (Texas Property Code), are provided for general informational purposes only. HOA Total Access, LLC is a software service provider and does not provide legal advice, opinions, or counsel.

Laws and regulations governing community associations are subject to frequent legislative amendments and judicial interpretations. While we strive to maintain accurate data, we make no warranties regarding the currentness or completeness of the legal references on this page. Association boards should always verify current statutes via the official Texas legislature website or consult with a licensed attorney before taking action based on the information provided herein.