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Richwood, TX local landlord rules

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State law also applies. See Texas landlord-tenant law.

Last reviewed 2026-10-16

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TopicAt a glance
Rental inspectionsRental units covered by this code are subject to inspection.
Rental licensing / registrationRental housing covered by this code must be registered, licensed or certified.

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Rental inspections

Rental units covered by this code are subject to inspection. The code states: "(b) The following areas of a rental unit or multifamily dwelling complex shall be subject to periodic inspection by the code enforcement officer or building official" (§ 6-221).

Verified Source: Richwood Code of Ordinances § 6-221 · last checked 2026-10-16

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Rental licensing / registration

Rental housing covered by this code must be registered, licensed or certified. The code states: "(a) The landlord of a rental unit or multifamily dwelling complex with three or more connected dwelling units shall annually register the complex by January 1 of each calendar year" (§ 6-219).

Verified Source: Richwood Code of Ordinances § 6-219 · last checked 2026-10-16

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