Who is responsible for fixing appliances in owner occupied two family house? Appliances are not listed in the lease.

Unless the lease specifically provides that the tenant is responsible for repairs to landlord-owned appliances, the responsibility belongs to the...

Do I have a legal right to request a 2nd change, because my new hasn’t begun yet?

You entered into a legally binding contract and are now asking to change it, to which the landlord is under no obligation to agree. However, the...

Can I sell my rental property while there are renters and how much time do I need to give tenants to relocate should buyer want?

Yes, you can sell but the purchaser buys subject to the tenancy UNLESS the contract specifically provides that the buyer intends on living there as...

This question is far too complex to be answered in a public forum such as this. You need to consult a local attorney who specializes in zoning...

Lease has ended.NJ law is how many days notice needed to move out.

Most leases contain a provision regarding the amount of notice either party must give the other party when terminating the lease. Even though the...

What to do if landlord has misplaced security deposit?

If this is an owner-occupied building with no more than 3 units in total, the landlord was not obligated to segregate a security deposit unless the...

Is an Executrix personally sued by beneficiaries protected under the umbrella of the estate if she has done nothing wrong?

This is not a Foreclosure question, but a Lawsuits & Disputes question, so I have moved it to that forum.

If this is an owner-occupied building with no more than 3 units total, you do not need “cause” for termination; if not, then you need one of the 18...

How can a apartment be in my name if I never signed by a lease?

Unless you notified the landlord that you changed your mind, he would have no way of knowing that your name should no longer be on the lease. You...

My mother passed a way 5 years ago with out a will what do I do to get the deed in my name.

You must apply for Letters of Administration for your mother’s estate. You do this through the Surrogate’s Office in the County in which she lived....