Talk is cheap. You really should have got the Landlord to agree in a signed writing (most Leases require that for a modification of the Lease...

It depends. If you 'abandoned' the tenancy (either by your "notice" or by being absent from the premises w/o paying rent) it's possible. Consult a...

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There's just no way to be sure here on line. Your best bet at this point would be to take the matter to a good local real estate litigator for...

This depends on the terms of YOUR lease, and whether it requires WRITTEN CONSENT from your Landlord to rent to another (likely DOES), and if you...

Sounds like you chose did not have a lawyer when you purchased the house? You'll need to retain one now. Only now it will have to be a litigator...

This depends on the validity and terms of the easement (which we can't review for you here on line), most particularly the 'use' for which it's...

"Exempt" from paying your rent? I'm not sure what you mean by that. In any event, whatver your Lease might say, very few rental agreements these...

This depends on the terms of the Association's governing documents; but if they require her to apply, by all means have her do so. If you are not...

Not sure who "they" is, or what they told you, but you need to speak with a good local tenants lawyer NOW. The fact is, 24 hours means just that -...