Can a landlord evict me even if there is no rental agreement?
You have a rental agreement. It is verbal. You can be evicted.
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You have a rental agreement. It is verbal. You can be evicted.
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You should run this question by the Texas Real Estate Commission. It falls under the code of ethics and is not a real estate question. Best of luck.
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