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Fight Coach playbook

Questions. Documents. What to verify.

Fight Coach is the corner man. Phone for photos. Laptop for the long questionnaire. Statute cites may be Texas-only — do not paste them into another state’s letter. We do not draft or file. Verify statutes. Consult a licensed attorney where the property sits.

How AI fits

Fight Coach guides the questions

Fight Coach guides what to ask next, which documents matter, and what to verify. You use your own AI tools. You review and send. We do not file, appear, or say a prompt is ready for court. You send anything that leaves your accounts.

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Upload this packet (to your AI tool)

Not to Fight Coach. The model cannot read a letter it has not seen. Portal screenshots are extras.

Owner ledger

The full line-item ledger, not a portal “payoff.” This is where attorney fees post to *your* account.

Demand / attorney letters

Every collection or counsel letter, including envelopes. The scary one first.

Notices

Hearing letters, lien letters, “pay by” notes, envelopes. Texas owners: also any ch. 209-style notice — that cite is Texas-only.

Docket + affidavits

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.

Governing docs when you have them

Declaration, bylaws, collection policy, leasing rules. Missing pages are facts — say so.

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Gather the packet

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.

02

Upload — do not summarize from memory

Drop the PDFs into the chat. Screenshots of a locked portal are extras. The model cannot fight a letter it has not seen.

03

Ask from the library, not from panic

Ask from the library, not from panic. Fight Coach guides which question and which document come next. Vague chatting is how admissions sneak in. You review and send. We do not file.

04

Calendar every clock

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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Questions to investigate

Questions to investigate: which fee lines appear on your ledger, what records support them, and what to ask a Texas lawyer before responding.

Full prompt library

Titles are free to see. The full copyable prompts are included in the Texas Fight Kit. Prompts you paste into your own ChatGPT and Grok — not a letter from this site.

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Occupancy still changes the file

Pick a path

Homestead path

You live there. Your job is still to confirm the association can actually reach you, then work one next step — not a brief.

  1. 1Confirm the HOA name, account number, and that notices go to the address or email you actually read.
  2. 2Photograph the latest ledger and the latest demand letter. Drop both into an AI intake prompt.
  3. 3Separate regular assessments from violation fines and attorney lines.
  4. 4Organize the ledger and letter, then discuss payment, records requests, disputes, and deadlines with a Texas lawyer before choosing a response.

Pick a path

Rental / investment 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.

  1. 1Say it out loud: vacant, make-ready, or tenant in place — and whether a lease was filed with the HOA if they require that.
  2. 2Redirect notices to your real mail and email. Do not rely on a porch no one checks.
  3. 3List open violation tickets (parking, trash, pets, noise). Those often become owner-ledger collections.
  4. 4Watch special assessments during rehab. Watch demand letters for unitemized fee lines.
  5. 5Same as anyone else: organize the ledger and letter, then discuss payment, records requests, disputes, and deadlines with a Texas lawyer before choosing a response.

Free template

HOA Foreclosure Case Assistant

A free shareable bot template for ChatGPT and Grok. It helps a homeowner track deadlines, check the inbox and court docket, and draft letters for the homeowner to approve. General education, not legal advice.

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