Do i have to let my landlord in without a legitimate reason?
The landlord probably has the right to inspect, but you are entitled to know what the "things" are. Is your lease almost up and ready for renewal?...
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The landlord probably has the right to inspect, but you are entitled to know what the "things" are. Is your lease almost up and ready for renewal?...
Perfectly legal, a new one year lease is automatically entered into and it's not a month-to-month.
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I agree with what Mr. Rothstein has said and the responses you posted. If your landlord were requiring this during your tenancy, I think you'd...
It's going to depend on a lot of factors, such as how title is held, whether your agreement to allow him to borrow money from the house was in...
What happens in NJ stays in NJ. You should post this question in the NJ section of this website so a NJ attorney can advise. That being said, I...
This doesn't sound like the type of living arrangement that's worth fighting for, surely you can find something else - maybe not great, but...
Adding to what's been said, I can tell you from personal experience if it was a spike in just one bill (this quarter only), and you show the DEP...
The prior two attorneys are correct, but I wonder why, in the face of a foreclosure, you would want to terminate the tenancy of a paying tenant? ...
I'm not sure I follow exactly. You were being accused of inappropriate conduct, which is "chatting online with a student." And, you're admitting...
Absolutely. Were you not working - or working off the books - for 7 years?