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Janikka K. White
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Open lawsuit where property is located or where the Owner lives?

Janikka K. White
  • Dallas, TX
Posted Sep 24 2019, 13:52

I have a investment property is Tulsa, OK. But I live in Dallas, TX. The home was renovated. The home was just rented out 2 weeks ago. The tenants 1st 2 weeks in home, almost everything that could break or stop working, did. I asked the contractor about it and the contractor basically did not own up to the many many mistakes and states the money is gone and issues can't be fixed. I have had to re-pay for all the major issues to get fixed seeing as I have a tenant and family in the home. I am still fixing major issues today. I would like to sue as I believe I have a pretty good case and evidence. So...

1. Should I open the case in Tulsa, where the rental property and contractor is located or here in Dallas where I live?

2. Any and all advice you all can give would be GREATLY appreciated.

3. If you are a Tulsa, Oklahoma or Dallas, TX Real Estate Attorney, please feel free to reach out. Or if you guys know a good Real Estate Attorney in these areas, please drop their names and/or contact info. 

Thank you! Have a blessed week! 

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