An appraisal gives an unbiased estimate of a property's market value. This key estimate factors into many aspects of property transactions, from selling to financing. It's just as important when buying commercial real estate. But sometimes, the appraisal process might...
Leasing property can usually be a steady source of income but could also lead to legal problems, depending on the situation. In certain circumstances, the property owner may have no choice but to ask their tenant to leave by initiating the eviction process. Deciding...
When you own property in Houston, you will find that ad valorem taxes, or property taxes based on the assessed value of your real estate, are a significant part of your annual expenses. Every year, county appraisal districts in Texas assess the value of properties...
Whether the land you call home or a parcel used for business, landowners in Texas work hard to keep their land and are unlikely to let outsiders stake claim on what’s theirs. Sometimes the threat is a government entity, in other situations a neighbor, and in others a...
Construction firms and those within the homebuilding industry have an opportunity to balance doing something they love with turning a profit. Business owners can help beautify their communities and see their neighbors make homes within houses that are a product of...
Real estate disputes are generally the last thing a commercial property owner wants to be involved in. As a commercial real estate owner or investor, litigation can be financially draining and time-consuming. Because of this, it is imperative for property owners to...