This resource from the Texas Justice Court Training Center has helpful information for legal procedures in evictions.

The comprehensive guide written by attorney Judon Fambrough for the Texas A&M Real Estate Center has useful information for tenants and landlords.

This manual from the State Bar of Texas provides guidance to lawyers in preparing leases and other landlord/tenant documents.

Volumes 3 and 5 of this multi-volume set of e-books provide comprehensive coverage of landlord/tenant law. Along with drafting guides and forms, its discussions of the law include citations to statutes, case law, regulations, and court rules.

Written in straightforward and easy-to-understand language, Nolo’s guide to tenant rights is an excellent explanation of the legal pitfalls a renter can encounter.

This book is a concise presentation of landlord and tenant law. It discusses most of the rules that govern the legal relationship between landlords and tenants.

A plain English guide to finding an apartment and interacting with difficult landlords and/or roommates. This book contains practical information for tenants, including how to negotiate a lease or rental agreement, getting repairs made, and options for breaking a lease and leaving early.

This book provides a plain English guide to choosing appropriate tenants safely and legally. Nolo provides advice on evaluating rental applications, examining credit reports, and complying with discrimination laws.

This book from Nolo is intended to help landlords with legal issues, including screening tenants, leases, security deposits, sublets, the landlord’s duty to repair, right of entry, and evictions.

This plain English guide teaches readers how to maximize deductions from rental properties. The book explains in detail the IRS rules on repairs and improvements, and walks line-by-line through Schedule E, the form used to report income and deduct expenses arising from real estate business ownership.

This plain English guide covers the legal obligations of landlords. It provides practical advice on avoiding problem tenants and handling repairs and property management tasks, as well as information on IRS regulations and tax deductions. This edition also details how to offer a room via services like Airbnb and includes a sample rental application.

This title from Nolo provides plain English information on leases and rental agreements. Chapters cover preparing leases, choosing tenants, getting tenants moved in, and ending a tenancy. Appendices cover topics such as landlord/tenant statutes, rent rules, security deposit rules, and landlord’s access to the property for each state. Also available are several different types of fill-in-the-blank rental forms.

"This comprehensive Texas real estate book includes the entire Property Code and useful ancillary statutes, annotated with quotations from controlling cases and helpful charts." - from the publisher

This title is from Jones McClure, who also publishes the O'Connor's series. It is formatted very similarly and includes a wide range of available real estate forms. Chapter 2 contains lease forms.

Designed as a practical resource for the real estate attorney, the Texas Real Estate Forms Manual focuses on forms and provides assistance in drafting documents for real estate transactions. It also includes useful commentary to assist attorneys in modifying forms to fit their clients’ legal situations. Chapter 71 covers leases.

Volume 18, Chapter 282, of this comprehensive set provides details on landlord/tenant litigation. It includes procedural guides for parties filing in court and templates for commonly used legal forms.

This work, known as the "Green Book," is a comprehensive guide to HUD's housing programs. It includes detailed information on this complex area of the law as well as memos and unpublished court opinions.