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Renter 4 months passed due, moved out, left property, refuses to remove except on their own schedule. New tenant waiting.
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Answered on May 23, 2015
Using an abandonment clause is inherently risky as you may catch a claim from the tenant for "conversion." Far better to go through the formal...
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In a Texas Series LLC, what happens if a suit is filed against you in a state that does not recognize S-LLCs?
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Answered on May 23, 2015
Are you perhaps in law school, or maybe an attorney? Yes I struggle with that too, as do all the business lawyers in my Firm. We just formed a TX...
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I signed contract thinking it was an estimate they pushed it on me!
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Answered on May 23, 2015
Usually roof contracts are signed at the consumer's home. If this is true in your situation, then I believe (and I admit I haven't looked at this...
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I went to court today for eviction judge told me case was dismissed by mgmt. Constable showed up again with another court date?
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Answered on May 23, 2015
My assumption -- and it's only a rank guess -- is that your Landlord has refiled the eviction lawsuit. So the process will start anew.
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Landlord/Tennant Issue
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Answered on May 23, 2015
Yes indeed you might be on the wrong end of the shaft -- a shaftee. The person to whom you need to pay your rent is TODAY'S property owner, not a...
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How do I evict a person from my property who has not paid rent and is Staten slum lord no written agreement.
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Answered on May 23, 2015
You furnish a three-day written notice to vacate. Then, you go to the closest JP Court and file a lawsuit for eviction. Good luck!
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If services are performed but there is not a contract in writing can you recover the money owed for the services?
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Answered on May 23, 2015
Yes you can. In Texas, one is not allowed to knowingly accept services or products without being responsible for the fair market value, even though...
How to get overage from foreclosure (Texas).
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Answered on May 22, 2015
You would start by reviewing your mortgage (Deed of Trust) and other loan docs, to see how much the foreclosing Trustee can charge you. Often it's...
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TX Law - Renters for property tax sales and mortgage foreclosures
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Answered on May 22, 2015
Tax foreclosures are in primary position and all else, including leases, are subordinate and can be terminated by the new buyer if there is no...
Eviction for posting bad review online
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Answered on May 22, 2015
I doubt that is the primary reason, although it may be the precipitating cause. Rather, I suspect the tenant breached the Lease by failure to...
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