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Updated about 6 years ago, 10/17/2018

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Aaron W.
  • Denton, TX
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Considering terminating contract due to uninhabitable

Aaron W.
  • Denton, TX
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I have a tenant that insist on still renting my house despite water coming into the garage where I just paid to have a wall torn out that was infested with mold.  I thought the problem was taken care of but no it is not taken care of and there is still water coming into the garage.  

If I terminate the contract due to unsafe uninhabitable conditions what are the implications as far as her being able to sue for inconvenience?

At what time do I have to give her her money back can this be after the 30 days since she will still have access to the property and I want to make sure she does not vandalize my property?

Also do I have to give her her first months rent back immediately and any other expenses she has been out immediately when I terminate?

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