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How Fast Can I Evict Your Tenant in Texas?(Part 3)

by Ernie Garcia | Dec 24, 2025 | Evictions, Landlord's rights, Notices, Property Owner, Tenants

Time = money, and landlords consistently lose a ton of time and money when it comes to the eviction process. However, lawmakers in Texas have now updated Eviction laws to make sure that landlords are getting through the courts faster, and non-paying tenants are being...

TX Eviction Law Updates (PART 2): Notice to Vacate

by Ernie Garcia | Dec 17, 2025 | Evictions, Landlord's rights, Lease, Notices, Property Owner, Tenants

Every few years that Texas Legislature adds a little here and there to the Texas Property Code, but this year, the legislature made some pretty deep cuts into the law that offer some significant changes to the way that Evictions will be handled as of January 1, 2026....

TX Eviction Law Updates (PART 1): Statewide Equality

by Ernie Garcia | Dec 10, 2025 | Evictions, Landlord's rights, Lease, rental arrears, Tenants

Nothing is quite as bad as having the rules changed in the middle of a game. We remember this from childhood, but, unfortunately, sometimes this occurs in real life too. Some counties, cities, or individual judges want to change the rules of Eviction for the people...

Investor FAILS: bad deals, occupied homes, & fake ESA

by Ernie Garcia | Dec 5, 2025 | Business, Landlord's rights, Notices, Property Owner, rental arrears, Tenants

If you’re new at this, you better get a pad and pencil because you have some learning to do. Becoming a real estate investor in the residential rental market is not a game for rookies. To have longevity in this business, investors need to know the differences...

Texas Property Code Secrets You Need To Know!

by Ernie Garcia | Nov 28, 2025 | Evictions, Landlord's rights, Notices, Property Owner, rental arrears, Tenants, Uncategorized

People all over the country have freaked out about the insufficient laws on the books when it come to SQUATTERS. For years, the court required landlords to treat people with Zero rights and Zero authority to enter as though they were rent-paying tenants. However, the...

What happens to the rent when tenants break up?

by Ernie Garcia | Nov 27, 2025 | Landlord's rights, Notices, Tenants

Everything comes to an end, but sometimes that means the end of a relationship of that once happy couple that signed a 12-month lease or that once excited group of roommates that were supposed to be around for two full semesters. How would a professional landlord...
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