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Rick Pozos
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Nolo.com is a good start. or google "steps to eviction in Texas"

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Taylor, shoot me a message if you're still looking for guidance here. happy to jump on a quick call to discuss. 

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Michael McKinney
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Taylor,

I hope you aren't still dealing with this issue! In the event that you are, feel free to shoot me a message. We help homeowners evict problem tenants all the time.


Wishing you the best!

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not worth doing your own eviction. Hire an attorney for an unlawful detainer and be done with it.