Frequently Asked Questions
Below are some of the common questions, if you have any thoughts / suggestions, please email: poaskyline@gmail.com
What is the Skyline Ranch Estates POA?
The Skyline Ranch Property Owners Association, Inc. is the governing body for the Skyline Ranch Estates subdivision. All property owners in the community are automatically members of the POA. The POA maintains common areas, enforces deed restrictions, and represents the collective interests of residents.
The Skyline Ranch Property Owners Association, Inc. is the governing body for the Skyline Ranch Estates subdivision. All property owners in the community are automatically members of the POA. The POA maintains common areas, enforces deed restrictions, and represents the collective interests of residents.
How much are annual dues, and when are they due?
The annual assessments is based on $5 for every acre you own, rounded up to the nearest acre. For example, if you own 2.2 acres (rounds up to 3 acres), you would pay $15. Invoices go out at the start of every year, and are due within 30 days.
How do I pay my dues?
For 2026, you must pay by physical check.
For 2026, you must pay by physical check.
Starting in 2027, you will have the following options:
- Physically mailing a check to: P.O. Box 1894, Wimberley, Texas. 78676-1894. Please include your lot(s) number in the memo field.
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ACH (bank transfer) — drawn directly from your checking or savings account. A fee will be included based on 0.8% of the invoice, plus $0.50. (Login to access)
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Credit card — processed immediately. A fee will be included based on 2.9% of the invoice, plus $0.80. (Login to access)
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How will the online payment portion be handled?
The POA has contracted with a company named HOA Sites to manage this website, and they have contracted with a widely popular online payment company called Stripe. Your payment information is only visible to Stripe!
Water service is managed by the independent Skyline Ranch Estates Water Supply Corporation, not the POA. Check the website here: www.skylineranchwsc.org
What are the deed restrictions?
The Declaration of Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions (CC&Rs) sets the rules for property use within the subdivision. Links are available on the About page with other pertinent documents.
The Declaration of Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions (CC&Rs) sets the rules for property use within the subdivision. Links are available on the About page with other pertinent documents.
How often does the Board meet?
The Board meets quarterly, and moving forward, the meeting dates and locations will be posted on the Calendar page. All members are welcome to attend, and any resident is eligible to serve as a Director. If you are interested in joining, please reach out to an existing member.
When is the Annual Meeting?
The Annual Membership Meeting is held in the February/March timeframe. Notice is sent to all property owners in advance, and will be highlighted on the Calendar page.
I'm selling my property. What do I need from the POA?
You'll need two things from us at closing:
- Certificate of Account Status ($50) — This confirms your assessments are paid current. Your title company will likely require this before closing.
- Property Transfer Fee ($75) — This is paid to the POA at the time of sale.
To request the certificate, send a written request via certified mail to the POA address. Allow up to 30 business days, though we'll do our best to turn it around quickly for your closing timeline.
Note: That any unpaid assessments are a lien on the property and must be resolved before or at closing. If you have an outstanding balance, contact us about a payment plan.
Note: That any unpaid assessments are a lien on the property and must be resolved before or at closing. If you have an outstanding balance, contact us about a payment plan.
How can I find out the county status on a burn ban?
Refer to this page from Hays County: www.haysinformed.com