TexasLawHelp.org has many articles about landlord/tenant laws.

This report from the Texas A&M Real Estate Center discusses manufactured/mobile home communities and Chapter 94 of the Property Code. It covers evictions from manufactured home communities.

This report from the Texas A&M Real Estate Center explains in everyday language the sections of the Texas Property Code dealing with landlord/tenant law.

This Nolo article discusses the basics of landlord and tenant law in Texas.

The American Bar Association provides information on renting a home.

This pamphlet from the State Bar of Texas and Texas Young Lawyers Association provides an easy-to-understand overview of tenants' rights at all stages of the rental process. Also available in Spanish.

Helpful legal information about many landlord/tenant topics like deposits, evictions, late fees, and more.

Housing discrimination information from the Texas Dept. of Housing and Community Affairs.

This page from TexasLawHelp.org addresses the rights of renters after a disaster. Topics include the status of the lease, loss or damage to personal property, and disaster loans.

Known as the "People's Lawyer," Richard Alderman is a University of Houston law professor. He answers questions about tenants' rights in Texas.

The Texas Attorney General discusses tenants' rights.

This page from lawyer Richard Alderman discusses tenants' rights when the rent has not been paid.

The Austin Tenants Council provides telephone counseling, mediation services, in-house counseling, housing discrimination assistance, and lease forms. Please note that eligibility for some of these services is limited to Travis County residents who meet certain income requirements.

BASTA is "a non-profit project dedicated to helping Austin renters work together to improve the conditions of their homes and communities."

The TTU in Dallas provides free weekly tenants' rights workshops, organizing assistance, counseling, training, and referrals. Their website provides information for HUD tenants.

To help prevent homelessness, the Housing Crisis Center provides a hotline, legal clinics, and other programs for residential tenants.

Bexar County residents can call counselors from the Fair Housing Program of San Antonio to discuss landlord/tenant issues.

This non-profit organization has an office in San Antonio and provides assistance to many other south Texas counties including the Rio Grande Valley.

This organization provides information on tenants' rights.