I am one month late with my rent and my landlord wants to evict me
What is your question? If your landlord wanted to evict you, he'd have sent you a termination notice and then in about a month, he'd start a...
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What is your question? If your landlord wanted to evict you, he'd have sent you a termination notice and then in about a month, he'd start a...
Attorneys Popovich & Schutz both offered great responses, but just in case you need to hear another opinion, I'd say let her out of the agreement. ...
Your new tenant has an action against you - not the prior tenant, so it's imperative you take swift action against the old tenant ASAP.
I don't see the question, it sounds as though you have everything under control.
The broker is the one who earned the commission so it goes to him and then he pays you your split, per your agreement with him. Even though you're...
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Typically, the Realtors would handle this, and yes, it's usually negotiable. 3 Months is not excessive, though, and don't be surprised if this...
I agree with Mr. Smollens, but suggest you be very sure that you're correct about the legal status of the dwelling. Depending upon the age of the...
As the others have correctly pointed out, he can bring an action to prevent you from doing so. Better to come up with an agreement. If you cannot...
He's not entitled to any money back and if he's not happy he can leave. As to whether he can stay forever and not pay rent, that's not exactly...
Can a commercial loan broker *not* broker personal loans? I think it's probably the same designation.