Found a house paid rent and deposit bt decided not to live there can I get my deposit back
The first reference to the Texas Property Code should have read: section 92.1031.
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The first reference to the Texas Property Code should have read: section 92.1031.
Under the Texas Property Code section 1031, if you never occupy the premises, and you secure a replacement tenant satisfactory to the landlord and...
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Maybe. It depends on what the real estate contract states. The contract may have a default clause that just requires the seller to pay money to...
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Under the Texas Property Code, section 92.104, the landlord may not retain from your security deposit any money to cover normal wear and tear. A...
Maybe. Your fact scenario comes close to the provisions of Texas Property Code section 92.016, which allow for a tenant to terminate a lease and...
Don't ignore the letter. You need to retain competent legal counsel to review your transaction and what you signed. It may very well be that...