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All Forum Posts by: Jason Vo

Jason Vo has started 8 posts and replied 75 times.

I have a co-tenant leased my property. One of them moved out and filed bankruptcy chapter 7 months ago without noticing, the other one still occupied and been paying monthly rent on-time. Should I terminate the lease and create a new one with the remaining tenant or just keep the current one until it expired?

Post: Finding the Owner of tax delinquent home

Jason VoPosted
  • Investor
  • Cypress, TX
  • Posts 78
  • Votes 28
Yes. I'd like to know too.
Originally posted by @Anthony Angotti:

Hey @Jason Vo

We would need to get a real estate attorney to chime in, but I believe you would still have the money for unpaid rents and repairs since it is escrowed for that purpose. 

Bankruptcy cancels all though so I would check to be sure. Just taking an educated guess here. 

Best,

Tony

 Tony, thanks for your reply. I will check with the attorney. 

Post: Real Estate Lawyer recommendations.

Jason VoPosted
  • Investor
  • Cypress, TX
  • Posts 78
  • Votes 28
Anyone knows a good Real Estate lawyer in Houston?

According to the current US bankruptcy law, would the landlord lose the security deposit when the tenant filed bankruptcy?