I agree with my colleague; Section 1954 does not allow a residential landlord to make such inspections. If the Landlord insists, and you wish to...

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Did you return the KEY to the Landlord? Comply with all move out requirements as stated in your Lease?...

I agree with my colleague; although they certainly have the right to call the police whenever they feel appropriate (tel the OFFICERS to do it - or...

Probably" won't cut it. Consult a good local tenants lawyer. Have the "black "mold" tested by a state-licensed professional (be cautious; there re...

Contact the local police and file a complaint; and perhaps hire a good local tenants lawyer to see about getting a better lock or having the...

Yes. Consult a good local landlords attorney, and check first with your insurance carrier to see if anything may be covered. Hope this helps. gsg

This is a fact-based matter that no one can address here on line. It will likely depend on the reason the AC leaked, and whether the damage to the...

I agree with my colleague; if you sued him in Colorado, and he is a material witness and a party, it is very possible he would have to appear in...

I would suggest you take any evidence you have of "trying to get on" the Lease, and any other communications you have to a good local tenants...