You can ask him to move. But there is nothing you can do to force him to move. Even at the end of the lease you need cause. The lease being up...

If you are properly licensed and registered with RAD and assuming your first rent increase was done correctly you can increase the rent every...

In a residential lease unlikely. You need to give notice of any rent increase and make sure you aren’t subject to rent control.

If you gave notice that you were moving you can’t change your mind in DC. You can rescind a notice unless the landlord consents.

If the fees are in your lease you can be sent a legal notice to pay them and be sued in landlord tenant court if you do not. But the landlord must...

If she’s been paying rent in DC she’s likely a tenant. That means you’ll need a basic business license and a rent control registration or exemption...

Your friend needs to talk to a commercial real estate lawyer. Commercial leases are more complex than residential leases in many cases. Want he can...

He’s not a tenant and you don’t need to issue him a 30 day notice. You can’t. You aren’t a landlord. You will have to go to landlord tenant court...

The question of whether you are a tenant or not in DC has a number of factors. You will want a lawyer to look at your agreement with the hotel and...

Contact the Office of Tenant Advocate to have the information reviewed.