Far too fact-intensive a matter for on line analysis. One would need to review your lease, investigate the facts you have posted here, and speak...

Just consult a good local zoning or land use attorney in the county in which your property is located. My colleague (as usual) is correct; no one...

The problem here is that you attempted to "verbally" modify your existing lease, which is not a good position to litigate on, especially if your...

This is a duplicate question, I believe. If so, see my prior response. Although HUD regulations require a 'heat source,' this isn't likely worth...

No way to answer here on line; it depends on your intent with respect to your taking possession of the bike. Consult a lawyer; all we can do here...

Not generally; but there is some authority for it under HUD regulations; and if heat is provided at all, it would be included only as a ...

I'm sorry, but this is just too fact-intensive a matter for on line analysis. Your best bet here is to consult a good local tenants lawyer ASAP. If...

This is the real estate law forum; you might get better responses to your query on the "family law" forum. In any event, at 16, I'm not even sure...

Yes, it's possible, unfortunately, if you can't get your landlord/property manager to agree to wait until you receive the funds from the non-profit...

You very well may have an "equitable" claim here; but that is likely to be offset by your obligation to pay a reasonable market rent for your time...