Latest Blogs

What a Landlord Cannot Do in Texas? 10 Things to Avoid

Texas is known for being landlord-friendly, but even here, there are strict rules about what a landlord cannot do in Texas. State law clearly outlines prohibited actions, many of which can surprise even experienced property owners. In this guide, we’ll cover 10 key restrictions every landlord should know to stay compliant and avoid disputes. 1. Refuse to Make Essential Repairs Reject essential repairs Under Texas Property Code §92.052, landlords are legally obligated to address and repair any condition in the rental property that materially affects the health or safety of the tenant. “Essential repairs” refer to problems that compromise basic living conditions. They are problems that pose a risk to a tenant’s health, safety, or ability to comfortably inhabit the property. Common e

Jun 03, 2025

Read more
Get Started With LeaseRunner

Stay Updated With LeaseRunner

Subscribe to our updates and stay informed about the latest leasing tools, news, and features tailored for landlords and tenants

Select your state for tailored updates?