Long-term residents at the Executive Inn and Suites on Airport Boulevard in Houston say they were told to leave with little to no notice, raising concerns about whether the landlord followed Texas eviction laws.
A Houston resident voiced concerns to property managers about the lack of hot water in his apartment and was given an eviction notice "due to this ongoing issue with the temperature of the hot water not satisfying you."
Imagine coming home after a long day, ready to unwind, only to find that your shower, bath, and faucets are running nothing but cold water.
Residents at the Edgewater Apartments in Lake Jackson were upset after the city issued a notice to all tenants, informing them that some of their utilities may soon be cutoff after the complex failed to pay for water, sewer and trash services for months.
Annette Sealey and her husband Jerome have lived at the Glenwood Village condominiums on Leonora Street and Bellfort Street for over 20 years. They raised two daughters there and now have five grandchildren visit. However, those visits have stopped in the last few weeks.
A lot of us in the Houston area are still dealing with damage left by Hurricane Beryl. Some renters are asking Amy Davis how long their landlords have to fix damage caused by the storm. Amy is answering your questions about renters’ rights after Beryl.
From fines and fees to unexplained expenses we commonly hear your complaints about issues some of you are having with your homeowner’s association. Investigator Amy Davis is getting answers to your HOA related questions with Attorney David Kahne. He represents homeowners in battles against their HOA’s.
Neighborhood homeowner's associations are meant to keep a community looking good and running right. But people often complain they overstep, or some say their HOA's don't do anything at all. Some of that may change. There are several new HOA laws in Texas.
Renters at one Sugar Land apartment complex asked Amy Davis if their landlord can legally shut off the water to the entire complex to avoid damage to their pipes when freezing temperatures hit in the Houston area.
From fence rules to paint colors, we get a lot of questions from you about Homeowners Associations. When you are trying to get answers from HOA board members, what do they really have to tell you?