What happens when a tenant does not cure a lease violation in Texas?

When a tenant does not cure a lease violation in Texas, the lease may be terminated according to the lease terms. In many lease agreements, when a tenant fails to adhere to specific terms—such as failing to pay rent or violating rules regarding property use—the lease outlines the steps a landlord can take. Typically, notices are provided to the tenant, allowing them a specific timeframe to correct the issue. If the tenant does not remedy the violation within that timeframe, the landlord is usually within their rights to terminate the lease and proceed with eviction proceedings, as per the terms specified in the lease. This process is governed by Texas property and landlord-tenant laws, which give landlords the ability to enforce the agreements made when the lease was signed, thereby ensuring contractual obligations are maintained.