Can I terminate a commercial subtenant lease due to non-delivery of possession in Texas?

It's not unusual that commercial subleases incorporate some of the terms of the "prime" or "master" Lease. So presumably the answer to your Q will...

You'll want to review your Lease, or engage a commercial real estate attorney to do so. Most commercial Leases will place the burden of title...

Can a property management company terminate your employment with them and force you to move out in 7 days per their policy?

Dwaine offers a great response, as always. I write to ask only which did you accept later in time -- the Lease, or your acceptance of the company's...

If I have a police report against my roommate for threat of life, can I get out of my lease even if it hasn't ended yet?

Yes you can. You'll need a temporary injunction or protective order; hopefully the police where you filed your report can guide you. See TPC...

New Texas Rules require that *all* tenants obligated under the Lease and residing at the premises must be named in the lawsuit, and served with...

When renting to own a property can you still get a mortgage loan

If you are merely a tenant with a purchase option, then no -- you cannot finance that which you do not own. If however you have signed a "Contract...

What concerns should a property owner have if an adjacent property wants to erect a billboard?

The Austin Planning and Zoning Dept will be able to furnish an answer to your Q: http://www.austintexas.gov/department/zoning. If it is a lawful...

Can someone throw your stuff away when they asked you to move in?

Go to the nearest JP Court today and request a Writ of Entry so that you may remove various items, including "legal and financial documents" as...

Are there exceptions to IRC 1031(a)(3)(A) with regard to the time limit to designate potential replacement property?

I am unaware of any exemptions or exceptions; I believe the deadline is absolute. However -- sometimes there is some leeway regarding the trigger...

This Q may be better answered by focusing on the LLC's liabilities. If there are none and you are the sole Member then you might consider using it....