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Are you running the risk of eviction because you have been unable to pay your rent or you violated the lease terms stated in your contract? If you are faced in a situation like this where there is potential problem looming between your landlord and you, as a tenant, you might want to know more about certain laws and regulations that govern the situation you are in.Eviction due to non-payment of rentTenants are usually evicted fastest if they fail to pay their monthly obligations. When you agreed to rent the house, your landlord has granted you all the right to use the property provided that you pay him or her the agreed upon rent. In most cases, usually after at least 2 months of non-payment, the landlord sends a tenant a written notice specifying that the rent be paid at a specific date. If you are unable to pay the rent at this time, the landlord will commence eviction. Oftentimes, landlords consider partial payment as long as there is a commitment to pay the rest of th... Tags: west Austin homes for sale, Austin Texas real estate Read More