I was a renter and my house caught on fire. Does my landlord per me my pre-paid rent back?
The first thing that you should do is review your lease. Does the landlord think that you may have caused the fire? If so, that might be an issue....
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The first thing that you should do is review your lease. Does the landlord think that you may have caused the fire? If so, that might be an issue....
Usually if you are not on the mortgage, then you are not financially responsible for it. If you would like to stay in the house then you would need...
Usually the heirs are not responsible for payment of the reverse mortgage unless they wish to keep the home. However, you should provide the...
It depends on your association bylaws. The bylaws describe the association's responsibilities and yours therefore you should check the bylaws or...
You should speak to an attorney about foreclosure and bankruptcy and share the specific facts of your case to learn your options. It would be...
It depends on the written and/or oral agreement that you had. If you and she agreed to something then you are obligated by that agreement. Oral...
Public housing complexes can have valid safety rules and regulations, and it sounds like the curfew is safety-related. Likely it is a reasonable...
It sounds as though those may have been two separate transactions. It all depends on the terms of the services contract and any verbal agreement...
The new owners will have to give you notice to leave and then if you do not, they will have to go through the formal court eviction process. They...
The fact that a landlord does not let you know where your security deposit is being held would not invalidate a lease. If the lease requires that...