Perhaps; but it will require a thorough review of here lease and an investigation into the facts, and maybe some negotiation with the landlord. She...

This would depend on the language you used in your email (i.e., it could be considered breach by "anticipatory repudiation," and whether your...

This is simple. Just follow my three step plan. Step 1: HIRE AN EXPERIENCED LANDLORD TENANT ATTORNEY IMMEDIATELY (i.e., you think you're panicking...

If you truly have no access, retain a good local real estate litigator; you can secure access via an "easement by necessity," or perhaps even a...

Not likely, especially if your landlord has been "hounding" you to pay. But consult a good local tenants lawyer to be sure. Hope this helps. gsg

Sorry, but this is a fact-based issue that we cannot address here on line for you. I suggest you consult with the local real estate attorney who...

If you have several unit owners involved here, your best bet is probably to pool your resources ($), and hire a good local association lawyer to...

Did you sign the lease?.................................................................................................... gsg

Retain a good local real estate litigator immediately. Someone needs to review the "power of attorney" you signed and the public records to have...

Not likely, but in this day an age - one never knows, they could claim you stole the furniture, Your best bet is to pay in full as they ask, or...