What To Expect During A Condemnation Hearings in Texas – 2024

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What To Expect During A Condemnation Hearings in Texas – 2024

Land ownership in Texas has its rewards and disadvantages. For example, a challenge arises when a government uses its eminent…

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What Is Inverse Condemnation in Texas? – All You Need To Know

Inverse condemnation protects property owners from unlawful actions by the government, particularly when it comes to seizure or destruction of…

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What to Do After Receiving a Condemnation Notice in Texas 2024

If you own land or property in Texas, then you might be at risk of having your property taken or…

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Texas Landowner’s Bill of Rights 2024 – All You Need to Know

Owning property or land can be one of the most rewarding ventures a person can undertake. Therefore, it can be…

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Commercial Real Estate Conversions Have Become Quite Trendy

Commercial real estate can be a smart investment. Some companies acquire portfolios of commercial real estate to rent it out…

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Choosing the right commercial real estate investment

Investing in commercial real estate in Texas can add depth to your portfolio. The challenge is choosing the right property.…

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3 things to consider when selling your commercial building

You have spent years ensuring that your commercial building is in top shape. You upgraded the electrical wirings, repainted the…

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The use of eminent domain to take private property

If you own property, it may seem like a foreign concept that another person or party could tell you what…

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Four tips for successful real estate transaction negotiations

The outcome of a pending real estate transaction can shape your future and that of your business. While you want…

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What does it mean when the government condemns property?

If you own property, you likely expect that you will have control of what happens to it. You may assume…

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