Negotiating after writ of possession?
This is a question for the lawyer you handled to represent you in the eviction. gsg
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This is a question for the lawyer you handled to represent you in the eviction. gsg
It depends on the Landlord (some don't even do BR checks), and the nature/level of the background check in question, but generally, yes. gsg
Perhaps, but no way to tell here on line. Maybe you received it in error, why not call, and check? But - the letter indicates that this is...
I agree; not sure what the question is, but if it's 'can I sue the mechanic,' the answer is likely yes, but without a written contract, nor a...
Yikes! You should have written in BEFORE you withheld your rent. We could have told you that is what would happen. Now that you have been served...
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This is a bit confusing. One would have to review the entire Lease (or at least the provision that speaks to the "60 days" and "2 months" to which...
This depends on whether you have a Lease of specific duration or not. If you do, the new owners would take "subject to" your Lease. If you have no...
Depends on what needs to be repaired, but generally there is no right to withhold rent in this state; there is a narrow exception for "material...
I think this may be a duplicate question? See my prior response and consult a good local landlords attorney; this matter is too fact-intensive for...
You really should have asked about this before you withheld rent. That was big mistake, and likely put you in default. Now you have an eviction...