Case Study
Andres Hernandez, a California-based investor, faced a challenging situation when a tenant in his property stopped paying rent in July 2022. Despite his efforts to work with the tenant and establish payment arrangements, the situation remained unresolved. With limited knowledge of the eviction process and no prior experience in handling such situations, Andres felt overwhelmed and unsure of how to proceed. Seeking a solution to regain control of his property and recover the unpaid rent, Andres hired 1836 Property Management to assist him.
1836 Property Management understands the complexities involved in evictions and the legal process. We assessed Andres’ situation, reviewed the relevant documents, and prepared a comprehensive strategy to pursue the eviction and recover the unpaid rent, adhering to the specific legal guidelines applicable in Texas. These include:
The eviction and rent recovery process in Texas was not without its challenges, and it took several months to complete. However, thanks to the diligent efforts of the 1836 Property Management Team and their experience in handling similar cases in Texas, the results were favorable for Andres Hernandez:
Investor Andres Hernandez faced a significant challenge when his tenant stopped paying rent and resisted attempts to find a resolution in Texas. Seeking professional assistance, Andres hired an eviction service familiar with Texas legal guidelines to guide him through the eviction process and recover the unpaid rent. Thanks to the efforts of the experienced 1836 Property Management Team, Andres successfully regained control of his property and received the back rent owed to him.
This case study highlights the importance of seeking professional expertise in navigating complex legal situations, adhering to state-specific guidelines, to protect one’s investments and financial interests as a landlord in Texas.
