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What can I do about my lease??
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Answered on July 14, 2013
Why *did* you move in?
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My roomate is charging me with theft. I sold his stuff for rent money.
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Get off the internet and into the office of a local attorney!
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What rights does a tenant have who terminates lease due to job transfer & Landlord refuses to rent but has property listed?
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landlord has a duty to mitigate damages, which means acting reasonably. Seek local legal counsel.
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How do I go about finding a lawyer. That can help me with rent to own information
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Contract the NC Bat Association. http://www.ncbar.org/
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Ive been evicted, if i pay can i stay?
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That's a business decision for your landlord. he doesn't have to.
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Do I need to contact a real estate attorney?
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Seek counsel immediately. New construction warrantees usually have a very specific method in which you must notify the builder of complaints. Your...
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A couple living together.
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She would have to evict him, unless am order of protection was issued.
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Is it legal to only give me a 5 day quit and leave as notification they are demolishing the home I rent?
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Depends. Why is the house being demolished, and by who's order? if more notice is not possible, what should landlord so?
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What is the best way to break my lease??
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Answered on July 14, 2013
speak to her and be prepared to offer some money for a release. If she obtains a judgment, that will follow you, so don't just run away.
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Driveway easement
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Answered on July 14, 2013
Probably. especially since your possession was with permission, and not adverse to the neighbor.