Texas Property Code Title 5, Chapter 65 - Authority Of Co-owner To Encumber Residential Property

• Texas Section 65.001 - Application Of Chapter
  This chapter applies only to residential property: (1) that has residential improvements primarily designed for not more than four families; (2) that is not more...
• Texas Section 65.0011 - Application To Institutions Of Higher Education
  This chapter does not apply to residential property for which an institution of higher education is a co-owner. Redesignated from Property Code, Chapter 64 by...
• Texas Section 65.002 - Conditions For Authority To Act As Agent For Co-owner
  A co-owner of residential property may act in the name of and on behalf of another co-owner, whether known or unknown, as the co-owner's statutory...
• Texas Section 65.003 - Required Documentation
  The occupying co-owner may establish the authority to act as an agent and attorney-in-fact for another co-owner by filing in the office of the county...
• Texas Section 65.004 - Scope Of Authority
  (a) The authority of the occupying co-owner to act as an agent and attorney-in-fact is limited to the authority to enter into a contract giving...

Last modified: September 28, 2016