If you do nothing, they will eventually take possession of the house.

I do not possess a real estate license and have lately been considering if I should even attempt it.

Do they want the possessions they left behind?

A single state can't decide what's best for everyone.All that to say, in regards to this article and topic, has anyone thought past where we are now and how to stay above the possibility of the federal government possessing all of the land?

the C Corp makes little money and has no possessions, thus, if sued, lawsuits would fall short. 

The seller went to court and won a writ of possession, effectively clearing up the title in her name.

I have never seen any rental property with keyless entry on the back patio door, but my tenant is asking for it.This is what I found out when I searched up TX requirement for rental properties-"Every rental unit in Texas should be equipped with the following security devices at the time that the tenant takes possession of the unit:One window latch on each exterior window in the dwelling;A doorknob lock or keyed deadbolt on each exterior door*;A keyless bolting device (i.e. a keyless deadbolt) on each exterior door**;A door viewer on each exterior door;A sliding door pin lock AND either a handle latch or a security bar on each exterior sliding glass door."

File, hearing in 12 days, can file for possession in 11 days after, typically 11/12 days until they have to be out.

Generally speaking, you can file on the 22nd of the month (if rent is due on the 1st and the five day demand was mailed on the 16th).The court hearing is scheduled 9 days after, so depending on the number of days in the month, it's usually scheduled on one of the first couple of days of the following month.If they fail to appear, you can easily get a judgement for money due and possession the day of court. 

And required at settlement with cert that the work has been done and city has signed off or that buyer has agreed to take possession and do the work needed.