Trying to find SDAT of Houston area. Can you direct me to their website?

Try http://www.cclerk.hctx.net/applications/websearch/RP.aspx and http://hcad.org/property-search/real-property/.

Is it possible to get advice on a situation with the storage company I had my belongings stored at?

Personal property lessors must strictly comply with Texas law, in order to seize property and sell it at auction. Few do this properly. I suggest...

What are my chances of successfully enforcing specific performance for the buyers who have backed out of our contract?

As I am sure your attorney told you, specific performance lawsuits are difficult. Even if you get a Judgment one year or more later, at that point...

Why are there no laws in place to protect a tenant who has had to break a lease to care for a terminally ill parent?

You'll need to present this issue to the Texas State Legislature. The means to do that starts with contacting your local State Rep:...

Can someone that knows the home owner (relative) bid on the foreclosed home and how do I see who got the home?

Anyone can bid and buy. You can find out the "winner" by checking with the Tarrant County Clerk and Tarrant County Appraisal District:...

Can I evict a commercial tenant without a written lease agreement while they're suing?

Yes you likely may change the door locks or start an eviction lawsuit in Tarrant County JP Court, if you are not otherwise prohibited by the...

60 days after Judgment. A Justice, may however, extend for 90 days after Judgment for "good cause shown." See TPC 510.8(d)(1):...

How do I get in and get my things?

Yes you can. Go to your nearest JP Court and request a Writ of Entry, using TPC 24A: https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/PR/htm/PR.24A.htm.

Late fees//. Does Texas law allow accumulating late fee clause. E.g., 5% of rent due plus $10.00/ each additional day til paid?

Texas law allows late fees that are a "reasonable estimate of uncertain damages" with respect to residential consumer leasing. See TPC 92.019:...

Is there s set expiration date for a land survey?

Generally, you have 10 years to assert a claim against a Texas surveyor. See TCPRC 16.011: https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/CP/htm/CP.16.htm.