Dallas, TX
Real estate Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Business
Unless the T lied to you in T's rental application (for which, yes, you could assert a lawsuit now with the goal of preempting T's occupancy) your...
The answer is a function of the Contract of Purchase and Sale that your neighbor and neighbor's buyer signed. Most allow the buyer to inspect the...
You claim you were ". . . not obligated to pay . . ." and ". . . I was no longer on the lease . . ." then ". . . I was on the lease still and was...
This type of issue is addressed, IMHO, in the commercial Lease you likely assumed when you bought your bud's restaurant. Typically there is a...
In Texas, oral leases with a term of one year or less are enforceable as if the terms were written. You only stated that a friend ". . . let me and...
First, check the records of the Bexar County Appraisal District to see who Bexar County thinks owns this property:...
It's conceivable that your power-of-attorney document may give you this right, depending on how it is drafted. You'll need an attorney's assistance...
If you signed the Lease as a Tenant and she did not, then you have the right to preclude her access. There is a new set of Texas laws that give her...
No, sorry, you don't have the right to toss an existing Tenant merely because you own the property unless: (a) your Tenant is in default; or (b)...
That's solely a function of your Purchase and Sale Contract. Read it carefully to determine if the Seller intends or has the right to impose...
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