One of the many advantages of living in Texas is that it offers the potential to own large amounts of open land to those who can afford it. Whether you use your land for your family home or a working ranch, you may rarely see your nearest neighbors. They may own...
According to Texas Parks and Wildlife, if a waterway is navigable in fact or by statute, it is open to public use. One court determined that waters in their natural state provide many benefits to the public. As such, these waters are considered navigable under the...
Owning real estate is a major investment. Whether you hold a parcel to eventually sell for profit or hope to develop or farm the land later, real estate that you own but don't live on can pay long-term dividends. Unfortunately, Texas law leaves some vulnerabilities...
