Can my landlord raise my rent after I filed a complaint to the board of health?
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Answered on October 09, 2014
If you have a periodic tenancy (month to month) and no written lease, then YES, unfortunately the Landlord has the right to raise a tenant's rent;...
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Can my tenants stop paying their rent if one relocates?
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Answered on October 09, 2014
I agree with Attorney Furlong, you need to have an attorney review your lease with you.
Generally all parties (landlords and tenants) executing...
Tenant/landlord case Under advisement
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Answered on October 09, 2014
The Court should issue its ruling or judgment within a reasonable period of time after a summary process hearing (eviction hearing) has been held. ...
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Does the term "from land or water" only mean "in the land or water", can it also mean "on land or water"?
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Answered on October 09, 2014
You have not identified whether you are the owner of the apartment building or a tenant. If you are the owner you may have more leverage than a...
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Do I need a real estate attorney ??
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Answered on October 09, 2014
You don't mention how long ago the property went to foreclosure. Typically agents for the mortgage lender will try to "get a handle" on the...
Do I have to sign a Notice to Quit from my landlord?
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Answered on October 08, 2014
You have described what they call a periodic tenancy (month to month) and not per se a "Lease". If you have a written Lease (usually for at least...
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Getting a security deposit back
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Answered on October 08, 2014
Additionally, if the Landlord had actually did not give you written notice of the name of the Bank/location of your security deposit within thirty...
My landlord refused a final walk through with me and actually moved a new tenant into my apartment the last day of my lease.
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Answered on October 08, 2014
I am presuming that you had given the Landlord written notice that you would be vacating the premises on September 30th; that said, as at least two...