Teixeira Property Management

05/22/2025

It's been a good ride to 100!!

10/02/2024

Everyone help us in wishing Shanna a Happy Birthday! We love you! Happy Birthday from the TPM crew! 🎂❤️

10/01/2024

We're so excited to see everyone at Haunt the Block this year! We will be set up in front of our office on Main Street with spooky treats! Bring your little Monsters and say hi! 🕷🕸🐈‍⬛🧟‍♂️ 202 N Main St, Mansfield Tx 76063!

05/29/2024

11/25/2023

11/11/2023

⚡️🎙Those Flippin Costs💥🎥

In this episode, John and Kyle discuss the costs involved in flipping houses and the challenges that arise during the process. They emphasize the importance of understanding the true costs and potential risks before getting into flipping. They break down the costs step by step, from the initial purchase to the final sale, highlighting the various expenses that can eat into potential profits. They also touch on the current market conditions and how they impact the flipping business.

Key Takeaways:

• Flipping houses requires careful consideration of all costs involved, including closing costs, repairs, holding costs, and selling expenses.
• It is crucial to accurately estimate repair costs and budget for potential overages.
• Market conditions and location play a significant role in the profitability of a flip.
• Real estate agents, lenders, and other professionals involved in the process should be factored into the overall costs.

Episode 62: Those Flippin Costs
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Hosted by John Teixeira and Kyle Teixeira of Teixeira Property Management LLC

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11/04/2023

🎙😷Evictions Post COVID🎧💥

In this episode, John and Kyle discuss the eviction process in Texas, focusing on Tarrant County and Dallas County. They highlight the differences in eviction rules and changes during the COVID-19 pandemic. John mentions that during COVID, there were two different approaches in the two counties, with Tarrant County practically ignoring federal government guidelines while Dallas County implemented stricter measures. They also discuss the notice requirements for eviction, including the three-day pay or quit notice and the notice to vacate. John explains that the three-day pay or quit notice is a standard procedure required by the property code, while the notice to vacate is the only notice required by the court. Kyle mentions that Dallas County has introduced a ten-day notice of intent to evict, which serves as an extension of the three-day notice. The guys provide an overview of the eviction process and the timelines involved.

Key Takeaways:

• Eviction rules and changes vary across different regions, and it's important to understand the specific regulations in your area.
• During the COVID-19 pandemic, Tarrant County and Dallas County had different approaches to eviction, with Tarrant County being less strict.
• The three-day pay or quit notice is a standard procedure required by the property code in Texas.
• The notice to vacate is the only notice required by the court in eviction cases.
• Dallas County has introduced a ten-day notice of intent to evict, which serves as an additional step before the notice to vacate.

Episode 61: Evictions Post COVID
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Hosted by John Teixeira and Kyle Teixeira of Teixeira Property Management LLC

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10/28/2023

⚡️🎙Should You Keep Your Home Warranty?🎧

In this episode, John and Kyle discuss whether landlords should keep a home warranty or have one at all. They explain that while some people may find value in home warranties, they generally do not recommend them for landlords. The main reasons for this are the inconvenience and delays in getting repairs done through a home warranty company, as well as the legal requirements landlords have to quickly address emergency situations. The guys also mention that home warranties may save homeowners money, but they do not benefit the residents living in the rental property.

Key Takeaways:

• Home warranties may be convenient for homeowners who have had positive experiences with them, but they are generally not recommended for landlords.
• Landlords have legal obligations to address emergency situations promptly, and home warranty companies may cause delays in getting repairs done.
• Home warranties may save homeowners money, but they do not benefit the residents living in rental properties.

Episode 60: Should You Keep Your Home Warranty?
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Hosted by John Teixeira and Kyle Teixeira of Teixeira Property Management LLC

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