If you have never signed a lease (much less agreed to the duration of your tenancy), and you are behind in rent, you are in a precarious position....

It could, it depends on the judge. You won't know for certain (especially from an on-line Q and A like this one), until you get to court. In any...

For good or for worse most property taxes are set at the local level, with maximum 'caps' set by the state legislature. This means that (within...

One cannot (and should not) construe a Lease based on small blurbs submitted only ONE party in a potential dispute; one has to review the ENTIRE...

Not likely. If it's a problem to sell, you should have them removed yourself, then sell; or, offer potential buyers a credit to have them...

This would depend on the terms of your Lease and the nature and volume of the noise, and whether it constitutes a substantial interference with...

If you have a date in court on Monday, you should retain a good local tenants lawyer NOW, and get off the web. Hope this helps. gsg

I agree with my colleagues; and on line Q and A is NOT the place to get advice for this. Consult a good local real estate lawyer (your daughter...

Start out by asking your landlord. Be NICE. As my mom used to stay, "you can catch more flies with honey than you can with vinegar." If he refuses,...

I agree with my colleague, and suggest you do what the new PM suggests and seek counsel. You need someone to review your lease and the so-called...