Realtors say there’s a supply and demand problem in the Houston area as more people relocate. This is one of the reasons why they believe it costs more to buy a house now than a few years ago.

Since KPRC 2′s recent article on the controversy surrounding a Houston landlord, many renters are asking what steps to take when dealing with a bad landlord.

Renting continues to be a viable housing option as interest continue to rise, but not all Texas cities are priced the same – for sure. However, there is one Texas city that remains relatively affordable.

As many are facing financial hardships as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, paying rent has been a great concern for tenants and landlords around Houston. If tenants have been laid-off or furloughed, it becomes a challenge to pay rent on time, in full, or even at all. If tenants don’t pay rent, landlords might be unable to pay mortgages, and so on. We do not make tons of money off our rent houses," a KPRC 2 viewer wrote to us on Facebook. Other renters in Houston are expected to pay rent as normal, regardless of the unnormal circumstance.