The Master Deed outlines the establishment and governance of a Condominium Project specifically designed for fraternities and sororities in Bexar County. It clarifies the responsibilities and rights concerning both General and Limited Common Elements within the property, which include roads, landscaping, and utility systems. The form acts as a foundational document, detailing structural characteristics, maintenance clauses, and the rights of Co-owners, thereby ensuring that all parties understand their obligations. For the target audience—attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants—it serves as a critical legal tool that simplifies the process of structuring condominium ownership and operating agreements. Filling instructions emphasize the need for precise data entry in designated sections, while editing instructions highlight changes that must adhere to the requirements of the local Condominium Act. Specific use cases involve drafting new amendments, resolving disputes regarding property use, and facilitating transactions related to the sale or lease of owning units. Overall, the Master Deed is essential for ensuring compliance and fostering harmonious living conditions in a shared property environment.