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When buying or selling a property, a real estate contract is a vital document that outlines the terms and conditions of the transaction. It serves as a legally binding agreement between the parties involved, ensuring that both the buyer and the seller understand their...
Encroachment disputes are common when someone violates a property boundary. This often leads to conflicts between neighbors. Many land and access disputes result in increased tension and legal complications. Understanding the most common reasons for encroachment...
Buying a home is a significant investment, often involving careful research and detailed inspections. The last thing a new homeowner in Texas wants to discover is a number of undisclosed property defects that can lead to expensive repairs and considerable...
Homeowners' associations may be sources of stability for large properties or developments. However, an HOA is rarely a source of harmony. Texas culture tends to prioritize individual expression and freedom over conformity. However, despite that, the law could favor...
As you undoubtedly know, the real estate market has been extremely hot in recent years. While there are some signs the market is cooling, a new home remains a major financial investment. In fact, according to Zillow, the average home value in Tyler is more than...
When property ownership is in question, either due to a title defect or a defunct verbal agreement, you may want to explore a quiet title action. Absent this process, you may not hold the claim to property as you once believed. A quiet title action is something you...
Being a landlord can be lucrative and fulfilling, but it also entails touching on sensitive matters such as housing, livelihoods and finances with your tenants. When one party feels that the other is overstepping its bounds or failing in its obligations, a dispute...
When you purchase property, you want to use all of your investment. However, sometimes boundaries come into question, and you may feel that someone else is illegally using your land. Understanding how to handle these three common types of property disputes might allow...
After relocating to Texas, you have finally found the perfect house to buy just outside of Tyler and are eager to give up your rental. The house has been unoccupied for some time, and you have plans for a complete renovation. But is a quiet title action the first step...
There are local laws that govern how tall you can build a fence and what materials you can use, but generally speaking, Texas law supports your right to build a fence on your property. Texas law also protects you if your neighbor, whether accidentally or on purpose,...
