Tag: Landlord-tenant Matters

If you are getting ready to vacate a property because of the end of your lease or an eviction, the process can be overwhelming to say the least. Moving all of your belongings, finding a new home or storefront and ending your relationship with your…

As a landlord, you will from time to time, encounter a tenant who refuses to vacate a premises. While a landlord has a right to evict a tenant in such a situation, it is important to ensure that proper procedure as required by the Texas Property…

Following landlord-tenant laws is crucial to being a responsible property manager. If you fulfill your legal responsibilities you will spend far less time dealing with disputes and lawsuits. Knowing the rights of your tenants and  understanding the law   is the first step to being a…

One of the benefits of renting is that expensive, large household purchases are uncommon. Instead of dropping a lump sum to the plumber or the appliance store, one of the largest checks you’ll write is your security deposit. Even though you don’t have access to…

For a tenant, when a lease ends, it always important to recover your security deposit. In many cases, it can be a substantial amount of money, especially if the lease involves a business’s commercial property. A requirement for a security deposit, which protects landlords from…

Renting a house or apartment comes with a number of perks. You may not be responsible for certain utilities, you have the freedom to be more mobile year after year, and if something breaks, it is typically your landlord who will deal with the task…