Can A Texas Property Manager Seize The Private Property Of A
Tenant For Nonpayment Associated With Rent
Yes, the Texas landlord has the right to key in a tenant’s residence in order to seize the tenant’s
home for nonpayment of lease so long as the lease...
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Can A Texas Property Manager Seize The Private Property Of A
Tenant For Nonpayment Associated With Rent
Yes, the Texas landlord has the right to key in a tenant’s residence in order to seize the tenant’s
home for nonpayment of lease so long as the lease features a provision allowing the landlord such a
right.
This particular right is called a landlord’s lien.
The lien supply must be noticeable and in daring
or underlined print.
It should also authorize the sale of the tenant’s property by the landlord in order to
secure repayment for delinquent rent.
Under TX home Code 54.
041, the landlord’s loan only attaches to non-exempt property that is in the
tenant s residence or that the tenant has stored in a storage space room.
Non-exempt property
usually includes home such as CDs/DVDs, non-essential furniture , and sports equipment, to name a
few.
TX home Code §54.
042 contains a list of exempt property that cannot be studied by the
property manager.
For example, the landlord might no
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