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If you’re a landlord with a problem tenant in Texas, you may be wondering if it’s time to explore evictions. But not so fast—removing a tenant can only occur when they make specific breaches, either by nonpayment of rent or lease violations.

When your tenant does violate their lease or does not pay rent, you’re required to give them a short time period to correct the problem. After only three days, you can proceed to court.

Don’t miss important eviction laws—watch our full video, then head to the link above for your official notices to quit.

Texas Eviction Laws:
NonPayment of Rent: 3 Days (§ 24.005)
NonCompliance: 3 Days (Sec. 24.005)
Rent Grace Period: None

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0:00 Intro:
0:11 What Is An Eviction:
0:38 Legal Reasons For Eviction In This State:
0:55 NonPayment Of Rent
1:03 NonCompliance:
1:16 Rent Grace Period:
1:27 Five Steps To Legally Evicting A Tenant In This State:
1:29 Serve The Notice To Quit (Optional):
1:49 File Eviction Papers With The Court:
2:01 You'll Need To File A:
2:12 Tenant's Answer:
2:22 Attend The Hearing:
2:33 Removing The Tenant:
2:50 Damages: