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Texas · executory contract (contract for deed / lease to own)

What is the cooling-off period for Texas · executory contract (contract for deed / lease to own)?

For Texas, transaction type is executory contract (contract for deed / lease to own); cooling-off period is not specified on this page; cancellation method is not specified on this page; refund timeline is not specified on this page; cancellation fee is not specified, verified against its source on 2026-08-18.

Section 5.074 of the Texas Property Code This link opens in a new window Provides for the purchaser's right to cancel an executory contract (also known as an installment land contract, a contract for deed, or "lease to own"). Notice provisions and the time frame for cancellation are covered.

— guides.sll.texas.gov, retrieved 2026-08-18

State
Texas verified
Transaction type
executory contract (contract for deed / lease to own)
Cooling-off period
not specified on this page
Cancellation method
not specified on this page
Refund timeline
not specified on this page
Cancellation fee
not specified
Statute
Section 5.074 of the Texas Property Code verified
Sourceguides.sll.texas.gov
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