At it again in Texas

June 18th, 2011 | posted by hecpri007

Hello everybody in Texas not to long ago they effectively killed leases with options to buy. Now they have submitted another bill to Governor Rick Perry that will kill assignment deals.

The bill is HB 8 2011.

If you contact me I can e-mail you the bill for those interested.

Please send a private message with your contact info.

This bill is effectively taking the one tool left for those that want or need to get back on their feet.

It also goes against the free enterprise system that is slowly fading away in America.

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HB 8 - Press Release 2.pdf (56.4 KB)

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