Owning in Highland Creek does not give access to Moss Creek's Monarch Club, and owning in Moss Creek does not give access to Highland Creek's amenity sites.
Associations / Both communities
The HOA guide.
Highland Creek and Moss Creek each have their own homeowners association. This guide explains what those associations typically control and exactly what to request — without publishing dues that change.
What to know
The details.
Some sections, especially townhome areas, may have a sub-association with its own dues in addition to the master association.
Verify: Every association that applies to the specific parcel.
Exterior paint, fences, additions, pools, roofs and major landscaping commonly require approval before work begins. This matters for anyone planning a renovation or rebuild.
Verify: Current architectural guidelines and application process.
Ask for the declaration, bylaws, rules, budget, reserve information, recent minutes, dues history, pending assessments and any transfer or working-capital fees.
Verify: Documents through your closing attorney before due-diligence ends.
Leasing, parking, signage and outdoor storage rules vary. Investors and households with boats, trailers or work vehicles should read them carefully.
Dues and assessments change, and publishing old figures would mislead. Get current numbers directly from the association.
Sources: Highland Creek community · Moss Creek neighborhood. Associations, fees, rules, school assignments and amenities change; confirm each for the specific address or parcel.