Chart Hse Condo

What Chart Hse Condo's governing documents say

This is a document containing two amendments to the condominium declaration for Chart House, a condominium in Haltom City, TX. It is not a full rulebook; rather, it records an ownership limit (1981) and the association's conversion to a non-profit corporation (1987). Current residents and buyers need to be aware that these rules are in effect on top of any other governing documents.

• Ownership limitation: No person or group (joint tenants, tenants in common, etc.) may own, lease, or rent more than two condominium units at a time. Any attempt to sell, lease, or rent to someone who would exceed that limit is void, and the offending owner must pay the association's expenses (including attorney's fees) to undo the transaction. Mortgagees foreclosing on a deed of trust are exempt.
• Association incorporation: The Chart House Condominium Association is now a Texas non‑profit corporation, not an unincorporated association. All references in the declaration to 'association' include the corporation, and any conflicting provisions are interpreted to allow corporate operation.
• What this document doesn't cover: This document does not include rules about pets, leasing terms, assessments, maintenance responsibilities, parking, architectural controls, or any other typical condominium restrictions. Those would be found in the full declaration and bylaws.

Plain-language summary generated from the governing documents on file for this community. It may be incomplete and is not legal advice — read the full documents below or consult the official recorded versions.