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Step1
Determine valid reasons under local laws for evicting the tenant, such as failure to pay rent, repeated violations or the breach of a lease clause.
Step2
Give the tenant adequate written notice that you are terminating his or her tenancy, following state and local eviction procedures.
Step3
File a lawsuit to evict the tenant if the tenant does not move or correct violations after receiving a termination notice.
Step4
Realize the tenant may mount a defense against your eviction lawsuit, possibly increasing the time of the eviction process.
Local (713) 568-6904
FAX (713) 758-0193
email houstonevictions@gmail.com
Doug Ison Texas Certified Process Server ID: SCH 5129
FAX (713) 758-0193
email houstonevictions@gmail.com
Doug Ison Texas Certified Process Server ID: SCH 5129
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