How to Evict a Tenant in Texas

No #landlord hopes to have to evict a tenant, but sometimes eviction is the best recourse for a breach of contract. The eviction process can seem complicated and overwhelming at first. This video that breaks it down into simple steps you can take to finalize a legal eviction in Texas.

We cover:

How to evict a tenant in Texas
Eviction laws specific to Texas
What steps you can take to initiate an eviction

Texas eviction laws: §§ 91.001, 92.019, 24.001 – 24.011

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0:00 Intro:
0:24 We'll Discuss:
0:40 What Is Eviction:
1:19 3-Day Notice To Quit:
1:31 3-Day Notice To Quit For Non-Compliance:
1:44 30-Day Notice To Quit:
2:17 Important Document:
2:39 Complaint For Eviction:
3:10 Copy Must Be Served To Tenant:
3:26 Complaint & Original Answer:

[jeanbarreto]

What if you purchase a home with a tenant that never had a lease agreement with former owner because they were family? Does the same process apply?

[mickwayne]

There's a problem with the non payment of rent one, it's not an unconditional demand to vacate because it gives the option to pay the missing rent.