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Hunter Hassebrock
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Texas Landlord Forms

Hunter Hassebrock
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Hi BP Community,

I'm preparing to buy my first property in Houston, Texas. I am wondering if anyone has purchased the Texas Landlord Forms from Bigger Pockets? If so, do you have any feedback?

How do these compare to free documents like those on Law Depot

Lastly, is an attorney still needed if you purchase these documents? (I'm assuming yes).

I'm looking at buying a single-family home to house-hack and rent to roommates.

I appreciate the help!

-Hunter

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Brian Nel
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Brian Nel
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I would like to chime in an add to this old thread. I've just purchased the Texas landlord forms and they are fantastic

After reading through many of the offerings online I really like how this form is cleanly worded and has several smart additions to protect landlords even including some clauses not in the TAR lease such as damage to common areas. 

They are both fillable and include the Word versions now. 

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