I recommend you: (a) form a Texas LLC to take title and provide you some insulation from liability in case this goes badly; and (b) engage a real...

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The answer is a function of the Contract you signed. Did it give you the absolute right to exit if the Property did not appraise, and if so did you...

Title insurance policies, unless amended through negotiations, do not cover every possible title failure or title incident. In those situations, it...

Typically, a valid legal description of Texas realty is either lot and block or metes and bounds field notes. Sometimes we'll use both and ask the...

Michael posted a perfect answer, as always. There are many competent lawyers in DFW who can guide you through this process, and suggest CPAs too.

There are some liens that have super-priority and survive foreclosure. In other situations, the mortgage lender can subordinate its lien position,...

If you are an owner, then your interest in the property will be converted to tenancy at foreclosure. As a newly minted tenant, the foreclosure...

Although the PM's statement is untrue, it is a base truth that savvy Ts can cause a ridiculous amount of delays and resultant expenses before you...

Unrecorded Deeds are effective for those who know of its existence. If the occupant is unable or unwilling to furnish a fully executed Deed from...

The answer is 100% a function of the Easement Agreement, which is either a separately recorded document, part of your recorded Plat, or contained...