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Rental property contract fraudulent
I entered into a rental aggreement with a landlord for a 1 year lease; less than 35 days later, I recieved word the house was going to foreclosure and did so. Doesn't this constitute fraud? If so, is there a law that he can be charged with? We moved to this home because my previous landlord did the same thing. I feel we were taken advantage of, especially since he knew our circumstances. Thank you!
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Re: Rental property contract fraudulent
There are specific Texas laws that govern landlord and tenant relations. It sounds like you may have a cause of action against your landlord. You should contact an attorney to review the facts of your specific case. If my law firm can assist you with this legal matter or any other legal issue, please contact my legal assistant Jennifer ([email protected]).
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