Texas Real Estate Attorneys

Dedicated Texas Real Estate Attorneys Committed to Your Success

Navigating the complexities of real estate law in Texas can be challenging

Our dedicated team of expert real estate attorneys is here to provide you with personalized, professional legal services to ensure that your real estate transactions are seamless and successful.

Texas Real Estate Attorneys Is Experienced In All Areas Of Texas Real Estate Law

Boundary Dispute Attorneys

Boundary and property disputes are complex and can devalue or prevent the sale of your property. Common issues include misplaced fences, incorrect surveys, encroachments, and ownership disputes.

These problems often arise from confusion or errors in documents. Promptly addressing such disputes with proper documentation is crucial. Seeking legal advice from our Houston property dispute lawyers will help resolve these issues effectively.

We will conduct a property audit, and initiate resolution via demand letters. If necessary, they will guide you through litigation to protect your most valuable asset.

How Do I Prove Fraud or Forgery?

Fraud and forgery are common in real estate transactions. To prove them, testimony from the person whose signature is questioned or an assessment by a forensic document examiner is required.

Forgery

A forged deed is invalid from the outset, as established by Texas law. Title cannot pass under a forged deed, regardless of the grantee’s innocence.

Fraud

A deed obtained by fraud is voidable, not void, and must be set aside in court. Texas law requires fraud claims to be filed within four years of discovery. Unlike forgery, fraudulent deeds stand until invalidated by a court.

If you suspect fraud or forgery, you need the experience of Texas Real Estate Attorneys immediately to protect your rights.

Houston’s Most Trusted Loan Modification Attorney

Struggling to pay your mortgage? You’re not alone. Millions face foreclosure, but Texas Real Estate Attorneys can help.

Our attorneys, experienced from the 2008 crisis, offer mortgage loan modifications and other solutions to bring your payments current and save your home. Consult us today for expert assistance and regain financial freedom.

Eligibility for Mortgage Loan Modification

Generally, Houston homeowners should consider a mortgage modification if:

  • Can prove a loss of income
  • Can show at minimum, one source of reliable revenue
  • Has extra income which is more than 15% of your monthly expense
  • Does not have extra income to make mortgage payments within 6 (six) months
  • Affected by Coronavirus (COVID-19
  • Cannot refinance your loan
  • Home experienced water damage and the value of the home is less than your loan balance
  • Decrease in income since last mortgage
  • Locked in a high mortgage interest rate
  • Change in your financial situation due to extenuating circumstances

There may be other situations which may allow you to qualify for a mortgage modification in Texas. Houston homeowners should not worry because we will work with your mortgage company to acquire the loan modification you need.

Houston Foreclosure Attorneys

Real estate transactions don’t always succeed. Successful investors implement systems to recoup losses quickly, and understanding Texas foreclosure is crucial. Private lenders and investors must respect the process to avoid lawsuits and total investment loss.

Is the bank required to help?

Banks aim to minimize their losses, not help you. They’ll foreclose if it’s beneficial, with their attorneys on their side.

Options for Delinquent Mortgages

Homeowners can consider forbearance agreements, deeds-in-lieu, loan modifications, and bankruptcies. Banks aren’t obliged to offer these, so prompt legal consultation is crucial.

HOA Foreclosure

Yes, HOAs can foreclose for unpaid dues, but recent Texas laws favor homeowners more.

Bank Not Accepting Payments?

Acceleration clauses can demand full loan payment. Contact an attorney immediately.

21-day Notice

This legal notice details your foreclosure sale date. Sent 21 days before the sale.

Reversing Foreclosure

Non-compliance with Texas law can rescind foreclosures. We review loans for compliance violations.

Bankruptcy and Foreclosure

Bankruptcy can stop foreclosure with an automatic stay on creditor actions.

Foreclosure Impacts

Foreclosure hurts credit, increases tax liability, reduces purchasing power, and may leave you liable for unpaid balances. Avoid it at all costs.

Houston Eviction Attorneys

Here at Texas Real Estate Attorneys, we proudly represent tenants in evictions and landlord-tenant disputes. We understand unforeseen obstacles can lead to financial burdens and eviction.

It’s crucial to understand your eviction notice, especially if served wrongfully. Contact us if you’ve been served or wrongfully evicted.

Understanding Texas Law Eviction is a legal process in Texas requiring landlords to terminate the lease legally and provide written notice of the violation.

Tenants have three days to vacate or 30 days for month-to-month leases.

Landlords don’t need to allow tenants to fix violations before filing for eviction. Our attorneys ensure landlords follow legal procedures, preventing invalid or illegal evictions. Call Texas Real Estate Attorneys today to defend your rights and stop your eviction.

Real Estate Transfer Attorneys

Quit Claim Deed Form

Looking for a quit claim deed form? It may not be what you need. Understanding Texas deed types is crucial.

Deed Types

  1. Warranty Deeds
  2. Special Warranty Deeds
  3. Quit Claim Deeds

Warranty Deeds guarantee the seller’s title and inform you of property conditions, including liens.

Quit Claim Deeds only convey whatever interest the grantor holds at the time—no guarantees.

Quit Claim Deeds are ideal for non-traditional transfers, like:

  • Parent to child
  • Adding a spouse
  • Divorce settlements
  • Transfers into living wills

However, they don’t ensure clear title and can result in future ownership disputes.

In Texas, Quit Claim Deeds are valid but unreliable for real estate sales. If uncertain about the deed you need, contact Texas Real Estate Attorneys. Our experienced attorneys will guide you to the best solution, ensuring your title is guaranteed. Call us today!

Houston Owner Financing Attorney

Purchasing a home often involves financing, including options like owner financing, where the buyer finances directly through the seller, bypassing traditional mortgage lenders. The Houston owner finance attorneys at Guerra | Days Law Group assist you from start to finish.

How Owner Financing Works

In owner financing, the buyer makes regular payments to the seller, who extends credit for the purchase price. A promissory note outlines the loan’s terms, including interest rates and repayment schedules. Once documentation is complete, the buyer obtains title to the property.

Advantages

  • For Buyers: Faster and cheaper closing, flexible down payments, and options for those unable to secure a mortgage.
  • For Sellers: Potential to sell “as is,” earn better investment returns, retain title if the buyer defaults, and sell faster.

Owner financing has benefits and risks. Contact Guerra | Days Law Group for questions and documentation assistance.

Houston Real Estate Litigation Attorney

Bridging the Gap in Real Estate Litigation

Consumers facing real estate litigation often choose between costly large firms or affordable but inexperienced boutique firms. Texas Real Estate Attorneys bridge this gap, offering competent and accessible legal services.

Competence is crucial in real estate litigation. Our experienced attorneys understand the complexities and evolving processes, ensuring effective representation.

Myth: All litigators are trial experts. In reality, many lack courtroom experience. Our attorneys have both trial and ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) expertise.

We utilize video depositions, allowing no room for evasive responses, crucial for stronger cases. Our in-house equipment makes this affordable.

Technology also plays a significant role in presentations. We use split-screen software displaying video depositions and transcripts, keeping judges and jurors engaged.

Don’t be left behind. Contact Texas Real Estate Attorneys for a free consultation and leverage our expertise and advanced tools for your real estate litigation needs.

Homeowners Associations (HOAs)

Homeowners Associations (HOAs) are corporations formed by developers to market, manage, and sell homes within a subdivision. They offer benefits like security, community areas, and maintenance, funded by resident fees, known as assessments. HOAs are increasingly common in Houston, San Antonio, and the Rio Grande Valley.

Restrictive Covenants & Bylaws

HOAs operate under bylaws, which are rules residents must follow, and restrictive covenants, which limit property use (e.g., paint colors, tree planting). These must conform to Texas Property Code standards.

Neighbor Disputes

HOA bylaws govern neighbor disputes, typically resolved by a board hearing. If you disagree with a decision, Guerra | Days Law Group can help.

HOA Legal Action

Falling behind on assessments allows HOAs to place a lien on your property and possibly foreclose. They may also charge attorneys’ fees. Texas laws protect homeowners from wrongful fees. Contact Texas Real Estate Attorneys for legal assistance.

HOA Foreclosing Your Home?

Believe it or not, in most cases, your Homeowner’s Association does have the power to foreclose. Call one of our attorneys if you are experiencing this!

 

Houston Eminent Domain Attorneys

It’s Your Property, You Deserve Fair Compensation!

In Texas, most land is privately owned, making eminent domain cases common. Government and private entities can seize land under Texas law, often offering unfair compensation. Guerra | Days Law Group advocates for your property rights.

Eminent Domain & Condemnation

Both the U.S. and Texas Constitutions mandate “just compensation” for seized property, but this is often misinterpreted. Condemning authorities present lowball offers and use intimidation tactics. You don’t have to accept these offers.

Houston Condemnation Attorneys

Never accept a condemnation offer without consulting us. We negotiate better terms and ensure you receive fair compensation. Contact Texas Real Estate Attorneys today to protect your property rights.

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Houston, TX 77060

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San Antonio, TX 78230

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