Gaylene Rogers Lonergan

  • Gaylene Rogers Lonergan is founder of The Lonergan Law Firm, P.L.L.C., a real estate law and banking law practice and real estate closing office. She has more than 40 years of experience in dealing with virtually every aspect of commercial and residential real estate law, banking, and title transactions. Lonergan holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Texas Tech University. She graduated cum laude from the Texas Tech University School of Law.

Must Landlords Allow Assistance Animals?

Must Landlords Allow Assistance Animals?

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Explore how to accommodate tenants with assistance animals while adhering to the Fair Housing Act. As a real estate investor, you have significant assets at stake when you rent a property. And you want to be fair to your tenants. Does the law require landlords to allow tenants to keep ...
Home Inspections

Planning for a Home Inspection (Case Study)

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You have cleaned both the inside and the outside of your house to make it attractive to buyers. You may have even gotten rid of a few things. But don’t forget to prepare for the home inspection. Whether a buyer is planning to own or rent a house, he or ...
Texas Senate Rulings on Wholesaling, Assignments and Double Closes

Texas Senate Rulings on Wholesaling, Assignments and Double Closes

If your real estate investor business includes wholesaling, assignments, and double closes, you need to know how you will be impacted by Texas Senate Bill 2212 after September 1, 2017. Perhaps you have been helping buyers who have experienced financial struggles, divorce, the need to relocate for business, or other ...
Owner Finance

Owner Financing: Can You Sell Your Home Faster & Make A Bigger Profit?

How would you like to have the potential to sell your home faster, sell it “as is”, and possibly get a better interest rate than on some other investments? Consider owner financing.Make your home stand out in the market by adding these three words to the listing (and to a yard ...