In Texas, one cannot assist in real estate "brokerage" services if one has the expectation of receiving consideration, directly or indirectly....

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Those that sign are bound to the provisions of their contract, and, if those that sign also serve as an agent, then their principals are also...

Yes of course you can waive that right. Although it may be a mistake to do so, merely because none of us can predict the future and circumstances...

If a Deed was signed and you executed a Deed of Trust, then no -- seller-lender will need to foreclose. If however a Contract for Deed (lawyers...

Texas law allows commercial LLs to change the door locks of a T who is in rent-default. However, this seems unlikely to be applicable to a flea...

The answer will be guided by your covenants, amendments, ByLaws, and related documents. You'll need to evaluate each to determine the answer, or...

Subject to generous Texas consumer-protection laws, a Judgment could ultimately be rendered against you obligating you to purchase the property in...

Good, practical answer from Mr. Niermann. While you technically may have the right to record a lien, it will be ignored. You'd be better served to...

Texas has a three-business-day cancelation rule regarding real estate, if: (a) the deal is made at Buyer's home or other location that is not the...

Great answer from Mr. Green. The bottom line is that you may find it between improbable and impossible to stop this use. You can, however, force...