Earlier this month, a San Antonio court of appeals ruled in favor of a homeowners association that sued a homeowner who had rented his home out on several short-term leases after advertising online even though his deed prohibited anything but residential use of the home. This victory calls into question the legality of all Texas […]
Earlier this month, a San Antonio court of appeals ruled in favor of a homeowners association that sued a homeowner who had rented his home out on several short-term leases after advertising online even though his deed prohibited anything but residential use of the home. This victory calls into question the legality of all Texas short-term rentals when the leasing takes place in a deed-restricted residential community.
This could mean people in Houston hoping to rent out their homes through a service like Airbnb or on their own for the Super Bowl could face injunctions from courts if requested by homeowner associations, condo associations, or even neighbors who go to court.
