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James H.
  • Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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Texas Eviction for a New Purchase

James H.
  • Investor
  • Dallas, TX
Posted

Before I waste my time going down to the court to file...

We are purchasing a home next week from a worn out landlord.  It comes with an existing, problem, tenant who has not paid rent for a year. 

Can we file with the court for eviction immediately upon closing ?  Or do we have to give her 30 days notice first?  I know that, before filing with the court, we have to give her a pay or quit notice...

She either has no written lease at all - or a month to month lease.  I suspect that there is no written lease; I am going to find out in a few minutes.

Thanks,

Jim

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