Real Estate Law FAQs
What is a general warranty deed in Texas?
A general warranty deed guarantees the buyer that the seller has full ownership, and that the property is free from liens or claims. We draft and review these deeds to ensure your rights are protected.
How does owner financing work in Texas?
Owner financing allows the seller to act as the lender. Instead of using a bank, the buyer makes payments directly to the seller or the seller’s loan servicer. We prepare legally sound owner financing contracts that comply with Texas law and protect both parties.
What are the benefits of owner financing?
Owner financing is faster, more flexible, and often easier for buyers with less-than-perfect credit. For sellers, it can lead to higher returns on interest. The Daughtrey Law Firm can help structure these agreements while ensuring compliance with Dodd-Frank regulations.
What is a release of lien in Texas?
A release of lien is a document that clears the property of any mortgage or debt that has been fully paid. We assist in drafting and filing this document to protect property owners.
What qualifies for an agricultural exemption in Texas?
Land used primarily for farming, ranching, or wildlife management may qualify for an ag exemption. This can significantly reduce property taxes. Our team can guide you through the requirements and application process.
What is a standard Texas lease?
A standard lease outlines the terms of renting property, such as rent amount, lease duration, and tenant/landlord responsibilities. We draft customized lease agreements to suit your needs.
What should I know about leasing commercial property in Texas?
Leasing commercial property involves negotiating terms, zoning compliance, and reviewing complex lease agreements. The Daughtrey Law Firm can ensure the lease agreement protects your business interests.
What are easement laws in Texas?
Easements grant someone limited access to your property, like utility companies. We help negotiate fair terms and resolve disputes involving utility easements or access rights.
How can I protect my property from squatters in Texas?
Texas law allows property owners to evict squatters and prevent adverse possession claims. We also assist in drafting clear lease agreements and resolving disputes to protect your property.
What are the rules for utility easement rights in Texas?
Utility easements allow companies to run pipelines, cables, or power lines across private property. We ensure these agreements are fair and protect your land's value. We can get you a deal that protects your land on your terms instead of the pipeline company’s terms.
