Texas homeowner wins $33K lawsuit against HOA after three-year rental dispute
Texas homeowner Elizabeth Luna has been awarded $33,243 following a nearly three-year legal battle with her homeowners association. A Bexar County judge ruled against the Oaks Northwest HOA, ordering it to pay $20,743.39 in damages and attorney's fees. HOA president Terri Thomure was separately ordered to pay $12,500 for interfering with Luna's rental contract. The dispute centered on rental restrictions, tenant interference, and a blocked property sale. The ruling marks a significant win for homeowners challenging HOA authority over rental and property rights.
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