Can a landlord steal a customer from a real estate agent?

It depends on who you have a contract with, and what the contract says. Sorry but there's no way to say more without reading it.

May a judge refuse to see vital documentation and testimony for upholding a restraining order?

You can appeal or move for reconsideration. It will be difficult, because a judge has considerable discretion regarding the consideration...

If renting and owner sells but does not inform me or transfer thousands of dollars paid up front. What do I do?

The new owner is liable for repayment (or credit) for security and last month's rent, even if the old owner fails to transfer them at closing. See...

If renting and owner sells but does not inform me or transfer thousands of dollars paid up front. What do I do?

The new owner is liable for repayment (or credit) for security and last month's rent, even if the old owner fails to transfer them at closing. See...

You should definitely appear at the hearing. You should also consider getting your own lawyer to represent you. The wisdom of speaking to the...

Landlord has yet to send a 30 day notice to quit, how can I delay this & will doing so cause more harm than good?

Legally, only a written Notice to Quit is effective. Practically: you're going to have to move. You know this. You can't stay forever in an...

Am I responsible to clear snow from drive way and walk way if the landlord lives on premises and you are a tenant at will?

In some circumstances, the lease can properly put this obligation on a tenant. In other circumstances, the landlord must do it. Your post doesn't...

Are the washer/dryers in the laundry room (common area) owned by developer?

In order to know what the proper interpretation of the Master Deed is, we'd need to read it. These things often have internal modifiers and...

Can my condo association tell us that we cannot park our flatbed tow truck in our drive way when it is -5 degrees?

Usually commercial vehicles are treated differently; in that case this restriction would be legal. You can certainly request an exemption though.

You should repair them to the best of your ability if you want to reduce the chances of a deduction. One person's "small scuff" can be another...