Property Management
In Texas, a residential tenant who is a victim of family violence may terminate their lease early without penalty under:
ATREC's tenant protection rules
BTexas Property Code § 92.016, which allows early termination upon providing documentation of family violence✓ Correct
CFederal Fair Housing Act provisions
DThe Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
Explanation
Texas Property Code § 92.016 allows tenants who are victims of family violence, sexual assault, or stalking to terminate their lease early (typically with 30 days' notice and documentation) without the usual early termination penalties.
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