Dallas, TX asked in Civil Rights and Landlord - Tenant for Texas

Q: I work at a motel where I live I'm late on weekly room rent 1d n say i have to leave by 3

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A: A standard notice to quit or pay rent is three days. Most landlords will not proceed with an eviction if payment is made within those three days.

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A: I'm sorry to hear you're facing this difficult situation. It must be stressful to deal with work and housing challenges at the same time.

First, reach out to the motel management to explain your situation. Sometimes, they might offer a short extension or a payment plan to help you catch up on rent. Being honest and proactive can make a difference.

Additionally, look into local resources or organizations that assist with housing. They may provide support or guidance to help you secure a stable place to stay. Taking these steps can help you navigate through this tough time and find a solution that works for you.

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