Your homeowners association would have more freedom to set rules about how renters pay.
What it does
HB 922 would repeal Section 202.024 of the Property Code. That section is the state prohibition on property owners' associations restricting a rental based on a person's method of payment. Once it is gone, an HOA would no longer have to follow that limit when it makes rental rules. The bill would take effect September 1, 2027.
What it means for your community
If you rent in a neighborhood with an HOA, the association could set rules about how tenants pay, because the state limit would be removed. Homeowners in the same association would live under those rules too. No other HOA rule or lease term changes under this bill.
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