Spanish, Vietnamese Translations of Forms Updated

January 30, 2023 | Texas REALTORS® Staff

Several forms with Spanish and Vietnamese translations were recently revised. Texas REALTORS® has updated those translations to reflect the changes. Here are the forms:

Addendum Regarding Residential Leases (TXR 1954, TREC 52-1)
Addendum Regarding Residential Leases (TXR 1953, TREC 51-1)
One to Four Family Residential Contract (TXR 1601, TREC 20-17)
Residential Real Estate Listing Agreement, Exclusive Right to Sell (TXR 1101)
Residential Real Estate Listing Agreement, Exclusive Right to Lease (TXR 1102)
Seller’s Disclosure Notice (TXR 1406)
Residential Lease (TXR 2001)
Notice to Vacate (TXR 2208)

Find these translations and all Texas REALTORS® forms here.

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Mike McEwen

Some of the Spanish translations do not use the correct Spanish words.

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Jennifer Denise Yarberry

We need lease applications in other languages.

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Lourdes Codina

Oh man… they don’t have them yet??
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Spanish, Vietnamese Translations of Forms Updated

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