Unless your Contract states otherwise, most real estate transfers do *not* include personal property such as the items in the shed, regardless of...

The answer is a function of the project. Securities require licensure. So does real estate, as does engineering, architecture, insurance, bonds,...

Yes. And perhaps equally as important, you may be entitled to *lawfully* vacate the Premises too, due to this behavior. You'll want to read TPC...

All that means is that you signed the Mortgage (called a "Deed of Trust" in Texas), which is not relevant to the Q you pose. Want to find out if...

The northern half of Glenn Heights is in Dallas County; the southern half is in Ellis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glenn_Heights,_Texas. Guessing...

You'll need to closely review the ROFR clause. Most ROFR provisions state that if the beneficiary does not respond with X days after receipt of...

You likely have two choices. You'll need to review the Easement document to determine if you are allowed to securely close it with a locking...

Statements in a letter may or may not be true. If you signed a Lease as a tenant then you may be entitled to enforce it again whomever owns / buys...

Yes, you likely have recourse against the vendor that breached the contract assuming you can prove the existence of a valid, enforceable contract,...

Sorry Doc, but no means to answer this in a vacuum without reviewing the entire Contract and all exhibits, schedules, and attachments. Perhaps...