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Carly DuCharme
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Texas Landlord Forms.....Help!

Carly DuCharme
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Keller, TX
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Hi everyone! We are getting our forms together for our rental property. I am a Realtor in Texas, so I have access to all of the Texas Association of Realtor forms. I know that BiggerPockets has state approved landlord forms. I actually think that the value is there to get 8 forms for $99. My question is, has anyone in Texas purchased the forms from BiggerPockets? Used them? Are you happy with the forms? How do they vary from the forms I can get from TAR? 

Thanks! 

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Eric James
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Eric James
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"State approved"? Like the state of TX approved them, lol. You want forms that have been vetted for years, and continue to be vetted, by legal professionals. Hint:that ain't BP forms. 

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