Texas Rental Agreement Forms and Landlord Resources

Managing residential rentals is a serious undertaking that many Texas landlords and property managers find daunting. The complicated and often convoluted landlord and tenant laws are enough to drive the inexperienced owner or investor straight to the office of an expensive attorney. For example, are you aware that Houston landlords and property managers who own multi-unit dwellings are required to have the property inspected? Our Texas specific lease agreement is a comprehensive, attorney reviewed and approved lease complete with state assists which provides that information and more to help guide Texas landlords and property managers.

An iron-clad lease is just the beginning. We compliment the lease with Texas specific forms as well as generic forms to help you run your business as smoothly as possible. When you have questions about how to use those forms, you can ask one of our staff members in our LIVE chat, or you can post your questions about how to handle your noisy tenants or an MIA contractor in our FORUM.

Having problems printing your documents? Just click the help tab and then document printing help for step-by-step instructions. If there is ever a need to actually consult with an attorney, we have provided a directory for referrals to lawyers in Texas with whom you can meet. Once you’ve spoken with an attorney about a possible eviction, you’ll want to start screening new tenants. We’ve got you covered there as well. Check out our Tenant Screening service with special discounts for our premium members.