What shall I do?
This is not really a landlord/tenant issue. It is really up to the district attorney. You do not need to prove anything, the DA does. But, if you...
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This is not really a landlord/tenant issue. It is really up to the district attorney. You do not need to prove anything, the DA does. But, if you...
The first place to start is your lease agreement. Have you looked through it? Why are you trying to evict? Has the lease expired? Has the tenant...
You hire a local attorney. Especially if you are in Wisconsin and not able to go through the process yourself. Not being familiar with Illinois...
I am not entirely sure I understand what it is you are concerned with. What line number on the HUD are you talking about? There are two columns...
I agree with Attorney Mason. The issue that you should most be concerned with is the potential for "smoke damage" when you leave the apartment. The...
Maybe, but it might be a tough fight. How was the deed signed? In the name of the mother and sister? Have you paid the mortgage to them, or to the...
The facts are not 100% clear to me. But, as I understand it, the Sellers made a counteroffer that you did agree to. What I am unclear of, is what...
You state that you have "reported" it to the landlord. The question is how? When? And how many times? Has your landlord given you any sort of...
No. Your landlord has the responsibility to provide you with what is known as a "warranty of habitability." Feel free to Google it for some details...
I agree with Attorney Vaughn-Martel. Your "rights" may be different depending upon the type of "Notice to Quit" that you received as well as the...