If you sell a house "as is" and don't provide any disclosures, what legal problems would it cause?
Even if a home is sold "as is" meaning the seller will not be fixing any issues in the home, a disclosure of known problems (i.e., leaky roof,...
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Even if a home is sold "as is" meaning the seller will not be fixing any issues in the home, a disclosure of known problems (i.e., leaky roof,...
The first step is to consult the written lease agreement, if you have one. Does the agreement contemplate the issues mentioned in your question? ...
It seems that the premises are not inhabitable. The sewage issue is against human decency. As for the ramp, consult with an attorney, try to...
Report the situation to the electric company completely. If the company still insists on having an independent electrician come to the building...
Is the closing date on the contract firm? Review the contract for a time is of the essence clause. If necessary, have an attorney issue a time is...
Many apartment buildings are older than 1991, and sometimes residents are told that their building is “grandfathered in” and doesn’t need to comply...
As a first step, report the situation to the landlord/association as it seems that they are already aware of these neighbors. You should consult...
More information is necessary to adequately answer your question, however, for the most part, buildings need to have accommodations for disabled...
Do you have a document that says the landlord needed to provide you with six months notice? If so, you may be able to enforce it. Review the...
Generally speaking, owning or renting land or a building gives one the right to use and develop the air rights.