Property Law

The right location can increase your success as a Texas entrepreneur by bringing in more customers or allowing you to expand operations. You may be eager to sign your lease and move in, but it is generally unwise to do so in haste. Unfortunately, some commercial...

As a homeowner, you're faced with many responsibilities, from maintenance and repairs to overseeing the safety and security of your property. You are also bound by a number of laws related to home ownership. Among the various legal concepts that pertain to...

As a rental property owner, you should be ready for complaints, from repairs to tenant interpersonal issues. Tenants in Texas have numerous rights, including the right to quiet enjoyment, health and safety and security. Thus, if a tenant complains about a matter, you...

When you purchase a property, particularly a detached house, you generally purchase the surrounding land as well. For instance, you may have front and/or rear gardens with grassy areas. You may also own the driveway or paths that run around the property. You have a...

You’ve probably heard the phrase “buyer beware” a few times before in your life, and that’s never truer than when you’re making a major purchase – and few purchases are bigger than a home. One of the best ways you can protect yourself is by paying careful attention to...

Conducting a title search before purchasing a commercial property is a critical step that should never be overlooked. A title search involves investigating the historical records and legal documentation of the property's ownership.  Its purpose is to verify the...

You’re searching for a dream home and found one in your dream location. While you feel that putting in an offer would be the best thing, you’re worried about the cracks in the walls. Are they a serious issue, and should you walk away from the deal? While cracks in...

There are many types of protection in place when someone buys a home to help them avoid major mistakes. For example, especially if they need financing for the transaction, a prospective home buyer will typically need to have an inspection performed. A professional...

Residential real estate is not as complicated as commercial one. Managing a residential property can be more manageable, but this doesn't mean issues won't arise. The chances of having at least one hard-to-manage tenant are high. You may be in dispute with such a...

Owning a rental property can be a great source of passive income. But being a landlord also comes with its share of responsibilities. And one of these is ensuring that the residential property they are leasing is fit for human habitation. But what happens when the...