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Approximately 90% of all the evictions I do stem from NOT screening tenants. So screening tenants is an absolute must if you want to avoid renters that prey upon owners to take advantage of them.
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- How much does the eviction process cost?
- How long does it take to eviction someone in Texas?
- Can an owner evict his own tenants?
- Do you teach people how to do evictions?
- Why do people lose eviction cases when tenants owe rent?
- What is a "Pauper's Affidavit"?
- What is a forcible detainer?
- Do you do commercial evictions?
- I found a Texas eviction form online can I use that one?
- I've already sent out the eviction notice. Will you go to court for me so I don't have to go?
- If I hire you do I have to go to court with you?
- My tenant has not paid. Can I lock him out?
- How many evictions do you do in a year?
- Do you list properties for sale or lease after you evict tenants?
- What is a writ of possession?
- What is lifting the stay?
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