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willow vista estates hoa |
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Your Neighborhood Resource |
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It is an automatic enrollment when you purchase a home. Often the Title company will collect the first years dues at the time of closing. It is the Titled Property Owner on file that is the member. Membership is not extended to renters of a home in the HOA as far as voting rights are concerned. |
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Statistically, homes in an HOA retain their value better. This is taken in to account when financing or refinancing a home. |
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Frequently Asked Questions |
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What are the benefits of a Home Owners Association? |
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How do you become a HOA Member? |
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There is a form to fill out and mail to the HOA Council. If dues are current your request will be processed and the card(s) will be mailed to you. You can down load the form here: |
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How do I get a pool pass? |
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HOA Council: |
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E-mail: info@willowvistahoa.com |
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Dues are collected quarterly. Bills are sent one month prior to due date. |
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How often are the Homeowner dues collected? |
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PO Box 70362, Saginaw, TX 76179 Voicemail box: 972-816-8059 |
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When a Homeowner is behind on their due payments, certain steps are in place to collect those dues. These steps are taken by the Attorney on behalf of the HOA. The HOA is invoiced by the Attorney and has to pay the bill. That charge is then added to the specific Homeowner’s account. If and when the Homeowner becomes current on their account, the HOA recovers those fees. The fees can be for demand letters, credit bureau filings, title searches, property liens and so on. From March to December of 2009 the HOA paid $6400 to the Attorneys for these types of fees. |
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Why and how much do we pay in Attorney Fees? |