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Alfred Amponsah
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  • DALLAS TX
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Tenant has not paid rent for 21 days

Alfred Amponsah
  • New to Real Estate
  • DALLAS TX
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Hi there,

I have a tenant who has not paid her rent for about 21 days. Contacted her and she said, "I will put the money in my account but my credit union don't opens on Saturday so please give me till Monday." Monday comes and pass by and didn't hear from her. 4 DAYS later, I called her and she states, "IRS has taken my money."

q=Question..1.

What can I do to escalate this situation in Texas

Q2. Can I serve with "nOTICE TO EVICT PROPERTY" and where can I get such documents.

any advice will help

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Dale K Poyser
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Laguna Niguel, CA
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Dale K Poyser
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Laguna Niguel, CA
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Quote from @Rodney Sums:
Quote from @Jose Cruz:

In texas I believe you cant evict them until there 3 months behind but I agree you can start the eviction process but you have to send notices for not paying there rent and warning of eviction by the 3rd month you can legally evict them


https://guides.sll.texas.gov/l...

 according to the link @Rodney Sums posted looks like about 47 days. The sooner you start the proecess the sooner you can get her out. Some tenants will actually pay up when they realize you are serious. Getting a lawyer is not a bad idea, but if you have the time to do it your self that works too. Sorry this happened to you, it's every investors worse nightmare. Good luck!

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