Easements in Texas: What Every Homeowner Should Know Before Buying

Easements in Texas: What Every Homeowner Should Know Before Buying

If you’ve ever looked at a home survey and seen labels like “utility easement” or “sewer easement,” you may have wondered: what do these actually mean—and why should I care? In Texas, easements give the city or utility providers the legal right to access parts of your property for specific uses, even though you still own the land.

Understanding where easements are and what they permit is essential—because while they might not impact your daily life today, they can suddenly matter a lot when you’re planning to build, landscape, or even just replace a fence.

Understanding the Required Compliance Forms for Homebuyers in Austin

Understanding the Required Compliance Forms for Homebuyers in Austin

At Adam Timothy Group, we believe that transparency and education are key parts of the homebuying process. If you’re buying a home in Austin—or anywhere in Texas—there are several standard compliance forms we provide to make sure you’re informed and protected throughout the process. Here’s a brief explanation of each one you’ll come across as a buyer.

Essential Lease Prohibitions Every Texas Landlord Should Know

Essential Lease Prohibitions Every Texas Landlord Should Know

The Texas Association of Realtors (TAR) Standard Lease includes specific prohibitions that help protect both the tenant and landlord while ensuring the property is maintained properly and legally. These clauses are commonly found in most residential leases across Texas, and they are particularly important for ensuring that tenants use the property responsibly.