Michael J. Pykosh

Michael J. Pykosh's Answers (6)

Camp Hill, PA

Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at Camp Hill, PA

Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Real Estate ... +2 more

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Is there a time limit as to when a landlord can't be sued for not returning a security deposit rightfully to the tenant?

Michael's answer | Answered on January 02, 2015

I agree 4 years. Your friend has to make sure he or she notified the landlord in writing of his or her new address

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Purchasing land on an "upset" sale for taxes. Where do I look to see if there are leans on property prior to sale?

Michael's answer | Answered on August 29, 2014

If you purchase property at an upset sale and it has a lien the lien holders only recourse would be as against the property - not other assets you...

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I need a contingency lawyer I had work in the amount of 35,ooo on my roofs and windows and the roofs leak 3 new roofs and

Michael's answer | Answered on April 09, 2011

you should contact the Attorney General's Office. You can file a complaint. All contractors that do residential work are required to be registered...

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I was renting a room at a hotel i moved out how long do i have to wait to get my securitydeposit back

Michael's answer | Answered on April 09, 2011

landloard has 30 days to return a security deposit,or the remainder of the deposit with an itemized list of deductions. to protect your rights you...

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If the lease has no late fees do i have to pay late fees

Michael's answer | Answered on April 09, 2011

a lease is a contract. if late charges are not provided for.Landloard can not collect for late charges.

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Switching mortgage into my name?

Michael's answer | Answered on April 09, 2011

Title to the home would have to be put in your name. To do so an estate would have to be opened and the home be placed in your name. If your...

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