Resale Certiciate

When buying or selling a property in Texas, the seller is required to provide the buyer with a resale certificate before the deadline specified in the purchase contract. The cost of this certificate is capped at $375

I understand that certain mortgage companies require a resale certificate and I've read that some HOAs charge for both resale certificates and statements of account. Does this imply that a seller or buyer can opt to pay for either a resale certificate or a statement of account? And is this charged each time there is a new buyer?

Ask the property manager or your realtor.

You might also want to check if your home has any outstanding exterior change requests that haven't been processed or were denied. Once the paperwork is cleared up, you should be able to sell the home without worrying about the new owner being hit with a violation you should have been aware of (thus risking the new owner coming after you).