Q: Apartment managers will not give me a receipt for a cashier's check which pays for rent. That is their rule what do I do
A:
The good news is that the cashier's check usually has a stub attached, which is good proof you paid. What's more is that, your cashier's check should be cashed against your bank account, so your proof of payment, and the identification of the person or business who deposited the check. TX law only requires a landlord to give you a receipt for cash payments.
Good Luck!
P.S. Next time, video yourself handing the check to the landlord or their agent/employee.
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