How far back can the HPD go for a background check for a Mitchell lama apartment?
I agree with what has been said but want to add that if you ever find yourself in housing court (whether you or the landlord brings an action) this...
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I agree with what has been said but want to add that if you ever find yourself in housing court (whether you or the landlord brings an action) this...
I know you think it's a no-brainer (and, therefore, probably not going to cost you much) because you have done all the leg-work, but you have not...
While I agree with what has already been stated, I sometimes like to ask "obvious" questions because sometimes it leads to different answers. ...
I agree with what has already been said, but wonder what you mean when by "for as long as she likes." The others have interpreted this to mean...
Are you a sub tenant or a roommate?
It depends, as pointed out, on your retainer agreement. Note, however, that just because there may appear to be scant documentation in the file,...
Yes, it's legal.
First, I suggest you retain counsel and not do this yourself. That said, you have not provided enough information. Assuming it's a holdover...
Adding to what Mr. Millar has pointed out, you might consider requiring the tenant to post a bond (which might only cost him 10% or so of the...
Retain counsel and sue the bastard.