In TX, it's handled as an eviction and goes to eviction court.

Look in the phone book under circuit courts and you will find a number for probate court.

About 25 years ago I purchased an auto repair facility out of bankruptcy court that had an environmental problem.  

So it is great you have an agreement, but in order to enforce it you would need to go through the courts.

The other option is collections or court, but collections will take a large % of the debt and court takes a lot of time and money. 

The time it takes to get through the court system I find it may be less expensive. 

., one of the many relevant laws is Equal Housing Opportunity (EHO) which forbids discrimination on many bases including - you guessed it - physical disability.If you intend to discriminate against a U.S. citizen who otherwise meets the income requirement you have set up in your business, you'd better be able to defend that action in front of a circuit court judge.By the way: EHO is a Federal statute.

Those costs do not include court fees and publication fees.Also known as Alabama note the borrower does have a redemption period so be careful not to go in and renovate the place during the redemption Period.

There may be a lease in place for $1,000 per month, but the tenant could be 3 months behind and the seller's haven't filed for eviction because they want to keep their occupancy rate high in order to sell, or just don't want to deal with the hassle of going to court.

Also if you go to court and the judge has to learn your contract, that is not a good thing normally.