Richardson is ruminating the revision of their residential rental regsitration regulation.
Here is the video.
Did you know that 2700 rentals produced over 10,000 citations??
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Rental Inspections
What do you think the Richardson city council is up to now?? The other night we got a survey call regarding the Richardson Residential Rental Registration and Inspection Program.
Surveying??
Richardson Texas is surveying select citizens to find out how they feel about the rental registration and inspection program??
And; Finally we have the rental inspection program on the Richardson Texas City Council Agenda.
Finally on the City's agenda but probably not the way they thought it would be.
And; Finally we have the rental inspection program on the Richardson Texas City Council Agenda.
Finally on the City's agenda but probably not the way they thought it would be.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Ulterior Motives?? Rental Inspections/Repair Leads
Wendy Moore spoke with one of
our neighbors putting a 'For Rent' sign out for her property. She voiced her
apprehension with the rental registration and inspection program in Richardson Texas .
She told how it was curious that when she was cited for something that needed a
repair (i.e. paint), she receives a phone call offering that specific service
that she was cited for.
This is a very curious
practice to me if it is true and I have no reason to think otherwise and I
would not put it past a city to do this.
We encourage landlords to
document this type of coincidence.
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Location:
Richardson, TX, USA
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Richardson Texas Attorney
Attorney at Law:
RICHARD B TANNER
100 NORTH CENTRAL, SUITE 901
RICHARDSON, TX 75080
(972) 839-3878
100 NORTH CENTRAL, SUITE 901
RICHARDSON, TX 75080
(972) 839-3878
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Location:
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Wednesday, May 1, 2013
4th Amendment in Richardson
4th Amendment in Richardson
Whose 4th amendment rights will the city violate next?? Didn’t District Judge Sam A. Lindsay rule that it was a violation of the landlord’s 4th amendment rights when the city inspects an unoccupied property?? Or.. Isn’t it a violation of a tenant’s 4th amendment if the city inspects a tenant’s home without probable cause?? (I think that’s in the constitution)
The Richardson Texas city council feels it will be alright to do either.
Interesting dance Mr. Johnson does with this question from Scott Dunn.
I don’t know any landlord that failed to register their rental property.
Only thing is, making a person register their tenant and their private property is a violation of a citizen’s privacy rights and can’t be justified by any city.
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Location:
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