Agreed....most leases now require the tenant to replace them should they need so. Try Amazon, or ask management for some guidance!

Most landlords are now requiring renter's insurance. As stated, now that you have signed the lease, you must abide by the terms within.

short of working something out with the landlord, it's almost impossible now. You didn't state what caused the eviction.

You can only have homestead in the State of Texas. You do have additional benefits on the amount of tax to be paid on the property by being 65...

yes, if the rent is owed, he can evict you. Best to pay the amount currently owed to avoid further court action.

No, they should start advertising the apartments availability now. Your payment of the reletting fee is a separate matter.

check the language in your lease. There should be a paragraph about what you can do if the apartment is not ready on the move-in date. You may be...

If you doon't pay your rent in full on the day it is due, you can be evicted. Best to attend the hearing. You can speak with the landlord then,...

Unfortunately, if the lease states you must give a 60 day notice to vacate and end the lease, then you will be held responsible for doing so.

if it was turned off due to the winter storm, then the landlord is within their right to protect the property from frozen pipees.