I am guessing you signed something (or otherwise electronically approved), else builder would have no right to extract monies from your account....

If this activity violates El Paso Ordinances, then contact EP Police and file a complaint. If this activity does not violate EP Ordinances but...

Yes, the lender can foreclose. In Texas, mortgage foreclosure happens quickly. The lender now has multiple reasons to foreclose -- non-payment and...

The owner of the property is the LL. You are asked to become the agent of the LL and manage LL's property. To do so, you will likely need to be...

It appears your loan is unsecured as there is no collateral. Consequently, you have the right to file a lawsuit. If you prevail, you may then...

Agreed; this is the title agent's responsibility to get a Payoff Letter from the mortgage lender, and then to ensure the proper amount is wire...

There is a theory in Texas law called 'constructive eviction,' which may allow you to terminate the Lease due to these events if the premises are...

You'll want to start by reviewing your Purchase and Sale Agreement. Most PSAs allow buyers the opportunity to review Surveys and Title Commitments,...

No reason to wait to file this claim, in fact it will be detrimental. If you file this now, you may use JP Courts, where jurisdiction is limited to...

Filing a UCC1 gains nothing, as it applies only to personalty, not realty. Further, challenging a Texas business or residential homestead will be...