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Landlords: Here’s What to Do if a Tenant Threatens to Sue

December 25, 2018 by Jason

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Unfortunately, we live in a litigious society—and chances are, at one point or another, you might find yourself in a situation where tenant threatens landlord.A tenant can threaten to sue a landlord for a number of reasons (like a disagreement over rent collection, repairs, or a security deposit), …
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Filed Under: Blog, Resources for Investors Tagged With: Rental laws for landlords, Resources for investors, Tenant lawsuits, Tenants

How to Evict a Tenant in Texas [2018 Complete Guide]

December 7, 2017 by Jason

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No one wants to deal with a tenant eviction, but sometimes it’s a necessity. When a tenant is in breach of lease, you have to follow through with the consequences.What's the goal of an eviction? To get back possession of the property.The goal is NOT to get back your money. There’s no need …
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Filed Under: Blog, Tenant Eviction Tagged With: Breach of agreement, Eviction, Late fees, Rental laws for landlords, Rental property agreement, Tenant eviction, Tenant lawsuits, Texas rental laws

How to Prevent the Most Common Tenant Lawsuits Against Landlords

June 27, 2017 by Jason

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Most landlord-tenant lawsuits could have been easily prevented. Sadly, we see too many DIY landlords get into lawsuits over things that could be avoided. To avoid ending up in a legal mess, here’s the most common types of lawsuits and how to protect yourself as a landlord.Landlording 101Landlording …
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Filed Under: Blog, Resources for Investors Tagged With: Eviction, Landlord mistakes, Rental laws for landlords, Tenant lawsuits, Texas rental laws

How to Stay Compliant with Fair Housing Laws

May 16, 2017 by Jason

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Want to tank your career in rental properties? Just ignore Fair Housing Laws. Sure, Fair Housing Laws for renters are complicated. But in real estate, they’re a must. And claiming ignorance if you break fair housing laws unintentionally won’t work. When it comes to discrimination, there’s no …
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Filed Under: Blog, Tenant Selection Tagged With: Property management, Rental laws for landlords, Tenant application process, Texas rental laws

5 Important Real Estate Laws That Affect DFW Landlords

January 10, 2017 by Jason

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When it comes to renting your properties, it seems there's a million things you need to know. But with so many laws on the books — and with many laws differing by state — there are likely some that you don't know about. Here are five real estate laws that every Dallas-Fort Worth landlord should …
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Filed Under: Blog, Resources for Investors Tagged With: DFW Property Management, Fair housing laws, Landlord mistakes, Leap property management, Out of state investors, Property management, Rental laws for landlords, Texas rental laws

What Should You Do When a Tenant Skips Out On Rent?

March 8, 2016 by Jason

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When a tenant doesn’t pay rent, they put you in an uncomfortable position. Your first instinct is to be sympathetic if they’re having money trouble or experiencing hardship. But, ultimately, it’s still your right to enforce the lease and collect rent.You’re upholding your end of the deal, which is …
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Filed Under: Blog, Property Management Tagged With: Cash flow, Eviction, Late fees, Rent collection, Rental laws for landlords

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