Fight Coach playbook
Fight Coach is the corner man. Phone for photos and a first send. Laptop for the long questionnaire, ChatGPT filings, and Grok emails. Statute cites may be Texas-only — do not paste them into another state’s letter. Not a lawyer. Not legal advice. We do not draft or file. Verify statutes. Consult a licensed attorney where the property sits.
Filing track · example use
Example prompts for inventories, checklists against published rules, and outlines. Copy for ChatGPT. Paste, generate, edit, and decide. We do not file, appear, or say a prompt is ready for court.
Open ChatGPTEmail track · example use
Example prompts for counsel, management, and settlement threads — labeled, numbered, no oral deals. Copy for Grok. Generate the email there. You send it. This site never does.
Open GrokNot to Fight Coach. The model cannot read a letter it has not seen. Portal screenshots are extras.
The full line-item ledger, not a portal “payoff.” This is where attorney fees post to *your* account.
Every collection or counsel letter, including envelopes. The scary one first.
Hearing letters, lien letters, “pay by” notes, envelopes. Texas owners: also any ch. 209-style notice — that cite is Texas-only.
If a lawsuit or (in Texas) a Rule 736 application exists: the filing, affidavit/declaration, “as of” figures, citation. Do not assume 736 is your state’s path.
Declaration, bylaws, collection policy, leasing rules. Missing pages are facts — say so.
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Ledger, demand/attorney letters, notices, docket/affidavits if any, governing docs when available. Name occupancy, HOA, account, and where notices go. Missing paper is a fact, not a vibe.
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Drop the PDFs into the chat. Screenshots of a locked portal are extras. The model cannot fight a letter it has not seen.
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Filing track in ChatGPT: example outlines and rule checklists you edit — we do not file them. Email track in Grok: counsel, management, settlement threads you send. Vague chatting is how admissions sneak in.
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Cure dates, hearing settings, default dates. Texas 736 files also have 736.11-type clocks — that rule is Texas-only. Put dates on a calendar you own. “Options shortly” is not an extension.
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The fight is the homeowner-ledger charge, not a manager-to-HOA invoice number. Demand the attorney PDFs. Refuse admission. Copy and send it yourself.
Titles are free to see. Full copyable prompts are part of the coming Fight Coach packs. Educational templates — not advice applied to your facts.
HOA Hag · Fight Coach · $499 for 6 months, then $249 every 6 months until you cancel · Texas only at launch
Fight Kit is a Stripe subscription, not a one-time purchase. The first invoice totals $499: the $249 Fight Kit subscription (every 6 months) plus a $250 one-time first-period remainder. Later invoices are $249 every 6 months until you cancel in the Stripe Customer Portal (cancel anytime / update card). Pay with a card only — no ACH or bank debit, so unlock is immediate. New paid subscriptions are Texas-only at launch — other states coming; educational overlays stay free to browse. Sells Ask Fight Coach answers, wizard depth, prompt packs, and state packs — not “we generate your filing.” Educational / not legal advice. Stripe Payment Link when checkout is live. No invented paid receipt. Free today: the story and triage. Still not a lawyer.
Prompts go into your ChatGPT and Grok. We do not file, appear, or apply the law to your facts as advice.
Texas only at launch
Fight Coach is a fight coach — educational coaching, not a law firm, not legal advice. We don’t file documents, don’t stop foreclosure, don’t represent anyone, and don’t send emails for you.
Paid Fight Kit is Texas-only at launch. Confirm the property is in Texas before we open the Stripe Payment Link.
Pick a path
You live there. Your job is still to confirm the association can actually reach you, then work one next step — not a brief.
Pick a path
Vacant and tenant-occupied units collect paper at the wrong address and collect tickets in the owner’s name. Treat occupancy as part of the file.
