Real Estate

Commercial property leases are often extremely complex, which is why so many landlords in Texas and around the country often become embroiled in bitter legal disputes with the companies that rent space from them. This litigation often hinges on the interpretation of...

Real estate projects can be expensive and time-consuming. However, when real estate disputes arise, it can be difficult for contractors, subcontractors and suppliers to get the payment they are owed. This is where a mechanic's lien comes in. What is a mechanic's lien?...

Buying a home in Texas is one of the biggest and most important transactions one can make in their life. As such, legal safeguards are in place to help buyers and sellers ensure the deal goes smoothly and that everyone is protected. Understanding real estate purchase...

Whether you're thinking of selling or investing in property in Texas, it's important to know about clean property titles. You might also know it as a clear title, a just title, or a free and clear title, but it all means the same thing, and for many who are in the...

You don't transfer ownership of your Texas home to a buyer immediately after accepting that person's offer to acquire it. Instead, you must go through a series of steps to ensure that the transaction is completed in accordance with local, state and other applicable...

Texas residents who purchase property in a subdivision, condominium complex, or a planned community are usually required to abide by rules laid down and enforced by homeowner’s associations. These rules are designed to protect property values by ensuring that...

One of the most common reasons that Texas homeowners wait so long or don't take the proper precautions before selling their homes is due to misconceptions about the process. The fact is that selling a home is not as simple as posting a listing, choosing an offer, and...

A title search is one of the most important steps in the process of buying a home in Texas or any other state. The purpose of the search is to discover any problems that may prevent you from claiming ownership of the property after a sale closes. Discovering issues...

If you are having trouble paying the mortgage on a property that you own in Texas, it may be worth asking about a deed in lieu of foreclosure. This is a document that transfers ownership of the home back to the lender without the need for a foreclosure to occur....

Home ownership is a goal for many people in Texas and throughout the country. Purchasing real estate is a costly endeavor, and few individuals can buy the property outright. Part of purchasing real estate is having a credit score that will lead lenders to decide an...