Self Storage Dispute Resolution

Summary

In Texas, self-storage facilities must provide verified notice before selling a tenants belongings. If the notice lacks clear identification or proper delivery, it may violate Texas laws. Consider consulting a local attorney specializing in property law to explore your options for a potential claim.

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I would like an opinion on a dispute with a self storage facility who sold my unit but violated texas laws
****, sorry to hear about your situation. In Texas, self-storage facilities must provide notice before selling items from a unit. Did they fail to give proper notice, or was there another issue with their procedure?
There are many issues. The notice of claim was sent regular mail in a blank white envelope with a return address in California from a processing center there was no identification that it was from the storage facility or it was regarding my storage unit also the email that they sent from was from an unknown email address no reply at late to lean.com again did not identify as coming from backyard storage or regarding my unit I don't believe they gave proper notification
It sounds like you may have grounds for a dispute due to improper notification. In Texas, self-storage facilities must follow certain procedures to notify tenants before selling their belongings:
- Notice must be sent via verified mail or email with clear identification.
- It should clearly state it's from the storage facility and regarding your unit.
Would you like assistance connecting with a local lawyer who specializes in such cases? They can better assist you in potentially pursuing a claim.