Every Colorado and Texas HOA, findable — and who to call
Texas · the lookup — free
Texas: who governs the ground
The registry The HOA Book built for Colorado, now statewide in Texas: every association that filed its HOA management certificate, every MUD and water district in TCEQ's records — with the 2025 tax rate and bond debt on the page. Every record links its state source.
4,895,951 addresses across 12 counties · the HOA and the MUD, with rates and debt · answers in your browser, the address never reaches us · how it works
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The Texas registry
Built from the state's own files, gathered and kept current for you.
- 16,862 associations, each with its recorded management certificate
- 3,092 MUDs & water districts with 2025 tax rates and bond debt
- 170 management companies, machine-read from the certificates
- Owner rights under the Property Code, each section cited
- A watch on any district or association: one plain email when its state record changes
The one thing we sell
The covenant read
Have a question about what you can do at your Texas address — a fence, a patio, paint, renting it out, a violation letter?
Your question, in your wordsyou write it
Your lot's recorded declarationwe read it
What it says, in plain English1 business day
If we can't complete the recordfull refund
Total$49
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Already an owner? An association with a public website must post its recorded rules there (Property Code §207.006), and owners can ask to see its records.
Contents
Every page shows when its records were last updated- I Find by address 12 counties
The HOA and the MUD for an address, with the rate and the debt.
- II The HOA directory 16,862 associations
Every association that filed its management certificate under Property Code §207 (SB 1588), with the recorded certificate itself.
- III MUDs & water districts 3,092 districts
TCEQ's registry, with each district's 2025 tax rate, its debt-service share and its bonds outstanding — up to 20 years of history.
- IV Management companies 170 companies
Machine-read from the recorded certificates the state publishes only as scans; every claim one click from its certificate.
- V The live map 2,212 districts mapped
- VI Owner rights Property Code, cited
Payment plans, foreclosure limits, records and the resale-certificate fee cap.
- VII Research & data free to cite
- VIII Colorado 8,530 associations
The registry this started from.
Plate I · the live map
The MUD map
Every dot is a real water district at its true position. The dense cluster is Houston: MUD country. Open the live map and click any boundary for the district, its rate and its debt.
Open the live mapIndex — HOAs by county
All 148 counties →Colophon
The Texas registry is built from the state's own files and dated on every page, and it is free. Wrong or missing? Tell us. Not legal advice.
Sources
- TREC HOA Management Certificate database (SB 1588), via data.texas.gov — as of Aug 8, 2026
- TCEQ Water Districts registry, via data.texas.gov
- Texas Comptroller — 2025 special-district rates and levies
- Texas Bond Review Board — local issuer debt outstanding
- County parcel records in 12 Texas counties
- U.S. Census — Texas state outline