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Landlord & Tenant

How to handle security deposits, evictions, lease termination, and habitability issues — for renters and landlords.

What Must Be in a Residential Lease in Texas

August 1, 2026July 31, 2026 by Rachel Monroe

What a Texas residential lease must contain, the copy-of-lease deadline, and the deposit, repair, and late-fee rules that apply no matter what the lease says.

Categories Landlord & Tenant, Lease Agreements

Texas Security Deposit Return Deadline: The 30-Day Rule

August 1, 2026July 31, 2026 by Rachel Monroe

Texas sets no maximum security deposit amount. The rule that matters is the 30-day return deadline under Tex. Prop. Code § 92.103, plus the itemized-deduction and bad-faith penalty rules that go with it.

Categories Landlord & Tenant, Security Deposits

Breaking a Lease in Texas Without Penalty: Legal Grounds

August 1, 2026July 31, 2026 by Rachel Monroe

The situations under Texas law that let a tenant end a lease early without owing a penalty, the notice each one requires, and what a tenant owes when no statutory ground fits.

Categories Breaking a Lease, Landlord & Tenant

Illinois Implied Warranty of Habitability: What It Covers

August 4, 2026July 30, 2026 by Rachel Monroe

What the Illinois implied warranty of habitability covers, where it comes from (Jack Spring v. Little rather than a statute), how local ordinances add to it, and the remedies a tenant has when a rental is not habitable.

Categories Habitability & Repairs, Landlord & Tenant

Eviction Process in Texas Without a Lease: Family and Guests

August 1, 2026July 30, 2026 by Rachel Monroe

Removing a family member, guest, or other occupant who has no lease still requires a court eviction in Texas. This article explains the notice to vacate, the forcible detainer suit in justice court, and the writ of possession.

Categories Eviction Process, Landlord & Tenant

The Texas Eviction Process: Timeline From Notice to Move-Out

July 31, 2026July 30, 2026 by Rachel Monroe

A step-by-step timeline of the Texas eviction process, from the written notice to vacate through the justice court suit, judgment, appeal window, and the writ of possession that a constable executes.

Categories Eviction Process, Landlord & Tenant

Texas Tenant Rights: Deposits, Repairs, and the Lease

August 1, 2026July 28, 2026 by Rachel Monroe

A plain-language reference to Texas tenant rights under the Property Code: security deposits, late fees, repairs and habitability, lockouts, retaliation, and how an eviction works.

Categories Landlord & Tenant, Lease Agreements

Illinois Landlord-Tenant Law: Deposits, Leases, and Rights

August 4, 2026July 28, 2026 by Rachel Monroe

A plain-language overview of Illinois landlord-tenant law: how security deposits, interest, retaliation, utilities, and eviction work under 765 ILCS, and where local ordinances change the rules.

Categories Landlord & Tenant, Lease Agreements

New York Landlord-Tenant Law: Rights, Rules, and Leases

August 10, 2026July 28, 2026 by Rachel Monroe

A plain-language reference to New York landlord-tenant law: leases, rent and fee limits, the warranty of habitability, notice periods, eviction, and security deposits, with links to the governing statutes and state agencies.

Categories Landlord & Tenant, Lease Agreements

Pennsylvania Landlord-Tenant Law: Tenant and Landlord Rights

August 10, 2026July 27, 2026 by Rachel Monroe

A plain-language reference to Pennsylvania landlord-tenant law: the Landlord and Tenant Act of 1951, security deposit rules, repairs and habitability, notice to quit, the eviction court process, and how local ordinances change the rules.

Categories Landlord & Tenant, Lease Agreements

Ohio Landlord-Tenant Law: Rights, Deposits, and Eviction

August 10, 2026July 27, 2026 by Rachel Monroe

A plain-language reference to Ohio landlord-tenant law under Revised Code Chapter 5321, security deposits, the 30-day rule, repairs and rent escrow, landlord and tenant duties, and how eviction works.

Categories Landlord & Tenant, Lease Agreements

California Landlord-Tenant Law: Rights, Rent, and Eviction Rules

August 9, 2026July 27, 2026 by Rachel Monroe

A plain-language reference to California landlord-tenant law: the statewide rent cap, security deposit rules and deadlines, the duty to keep a rental habitable, the notices that end a tenancy, and how the eviction process works in court.

Categories Landlord & Tenant, Lease Agreements
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