Answers to Your Legal Hotline Questions

December 21, 2020 | Texas REALTORS® Staff

What do REALTORS® really want to know when they call the Texas REALTORS® Legal Hotline? Association attorneys shared answers to the 10 most common questions during a December 15 webinar. Major topics include the Seller’s Disclosure Notice and the Third Party Financing Addendum. Watch the video.

To browse answers to more frequently asked questions, visit the Legal FAQ page.

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Darren Chaker

I am happy to see so many answers to Texas real estate issues are answered here. I find this site to have a lot of good information to address common issues found when purchasing a home. Keep up the good work! Darren Chaker

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Leslie S Pierce

We rented our property to a 3 generation family 3 yrs ago. The seniors were the lease signers and the others are listed as occupants. The seniors have found housing they can afford and have moved out. The remaining occupants are looking for housing but are not gainfully employed. We received a partial payment in November but nothing since then. Do we have any recourse since they did not sign the lease ?

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Raymond B Campos

What happens if your seller dies before closing?

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Answers to Your Legal Hotline Questions

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