Generally no; but it depends on a number of facts, including who owns the land under the mobile home, and whether the occupants of the home have a...

Your post is a little confusing; first you say you live in a "condo," them you talk about "apartments" and "tenants." Which is it? Try reposting...

I agree with my colleague 100%, as I have been RAILING against the ignorant use of "quit claim" deeds forever (perhaps 35 years?). Don't ask me...

Unfortunately, HUD's fair-housing complaint process is quite specifically designed to protect the COMPLAINANT'S PRIVACY; and, as such, HUD does...

Need? IMHO, ABSOLUTELY. Without a shadow of a doubt, no ifs, ands and buts. And it will not cost much at all. PLEASE don't be foolish. Hope the...

Yes, of course, per Section 85.53 Florida Statutes. But it appears that they are come to do maintenance, not for an "emergency." A residential...

Sorry, but this is the 'real estate law' forum; you would probably get better responses on another forum, although I'm not sure which one. Or...

Unless your "real estate agent" is also a licensed real estate LAWYER, I suggest you retain one, and not take the realtor's "legal" advice. Hope...

One cannot properly opine on the effect of a deed (or grant of easement) based on a recited portion of the language it uses. I would suggest that...

The landlord does. Renting real property is a business. The old days of a one page lease, small deposit , rent on the fly - are long gone. I should...