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G W.
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how do I do a TEXAS lease option Assignment step by step / And where do I get the lease option assigment for texas ?

G W.
  • Killeen, TX
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New to lease option Assignment can some one explain how to do the assignment. The stuff on youtube does not show the TEXAS LEASE OPTION ASSIGNMENT AGREEMENT.

And know one covers the Assignment agreement fully on youtube Its all very vaque.

Can some one walk me thru the assignment details step by step in layman Terms.

And where can I find  these agreements especially the Texas Lease option Assignment agreement.

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Guy Gimenez
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Guy Gimenez
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@Shanequa J.

No, lease options are not illegal in Texas. They are now regulated more so than in the past and the penalties for violating the regs are severe, but L/O's were never made illegal.

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