Texas landlords
Texas landlord software built for the chapter 92 paperwork
Texas keeps landlord-tenant law relatively landlord-friendly, but the rules still matter. Three-day notices, a 30-day deposit return window, and the chapter 92 disclosure requirements all have consequences if you miss them. LeaseRooster keeps the notice, the deposit clock, and the disclosures lined up before you need them.
Security deposit cap
No statutory cap
- Texas does not limit how much you can charge for a security deposit. The amount is set by your lease.
Deposit return deadline
30 days after move-out
- Texas Property Code § 92.103. You must return the deposit or send an itemized deduction statement within 30 days.
Non-payment notice
3-day notice to vacate
- Texas Property Code § 24.005. A written 3-day notice to vacate is required before filing an eviction (forcible detainer) suit.
Month-to-month termination
1 month notice
- Either party must give at least one calendar month notice to end a month-to-month tenancy, unless the lease specifies otherwise.
State rent control
None
- Texas has no statewide rent control. Local rent control ordinances are preempted by state law.
Landlord entry notice
Reasonable advance notice
- Texas law does not specify a minimum notice period. A court may require reasonable notice (commonly 24 hours) for routine access.
How LeaseRooster helps
Lease generation with Texas-required disclosures included, so you are not searching for forms at signing time.
Deposit tracking and itemized accounting so you can meet the 30-day return deadline without a spreadsheet.
Move-in and move-out condition reports with photos to back up any deposit deductions before you make them.
Rent collected online with a payment history, late tracking, and direct deposit into your bank account.
A vault that keeps every lease, notice, and receipt organized by property and by tenant.
Automated notice workflows so the 3-day non-payment notice goes out on time.
Maintenance requests routed to vendors with work orders tracked start to finish.
Keep your Texas rental ahead of chapter 92
Three-day notices, deposit accounting, and the disclosures chapter 92 requires, handled without a spreadsheet. Try it free on 3 units.