If you have a tenant who isn’t holding up their end of your leasing agreement, you may have reached a point where you have to move to evict them. Evictions tend to be necessary when you want to remove a tenant from a property but they refuse to go on their own. It is...
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Real estate: Will cited landlords lose right to rent?
When people rent an apartment or home, they trust that their landlord, as well as any separate owner of the property, is providing a safe environment. Unfortunately, that isn't always the case in Texas. Many renters in one major city complain that though landlords...
What new real estate investors need to know
Many people in Texas are curious about real estate as an investment strategy. On the surface, it seems like a sure-fire way to increase one's income and net worth. However, it is not the sort of financial decision that should be made lightly, as it is not right for...
Various issues could hinder closing on real estate
Homebuying is not an easy process. It often starts out as exciting, but many first-time homebuyers come to realize that finding the right home is more difficult than anticipated. The real estate industry is certainly complicated, and a number of issues could arise...
Woman in real estate dispute, alleges her landlord is negligent
When someone rents a property, it is assumed that the landlord will keep up with needed repairs. Unfortunately, some landlords fail to ensure that their properties are safe and well-maintained, which can lead to injuries for tenants who live there. They may end up in...
How does a commercial lease differ from its residential counterpart?
The realm of real estate transactions and disputes is broad and complex in Texas, and often involves huge amounts of money in given matters. We duly note that point on our website at the established law firm of Perry & Shields, LLP. Our practiced real estate...