I'm not licensed in Florida but from my NY perspective, unless the lease reserves that right for the landlord, she cannot post such a sign on the...

I do not understand the question so maybe more info is needed. If your name is not on the title, why do you refer to yourself as a co-owner? ...

The landlord can probably seek damages from either or both of them.

In your question, you say that you trusted the professional and ultimately agreed to sell the house at that price. That could be a problem for you...

From my NY perspective, security deposits are for damages and not rent. If you break a lease and owe the landlord money, that's separate from the...

Mr. Alexander is correct but I suspect you have an uphill battle because: 1. You spotted a termite a year ago and were "on notice" to look/inquire...

Ms. Cloud is correct and it sounds like they may be operating under a reasonable belief that they're on their own land and not yours. Consult a...

Mr. Kaufman is correct. There are many unforeseen ramifications, including taxes and potential capital gain (depending on how you are added to the...

Mr. Rafter is correct. If you want a second opinion, I recommend getting that opinion from another local attorney "in person." Good luck.

Have you reported it to your insurance company? Based on what you described, you might have a good case. Find a local attorney right away and...