I am not concerned with the security deposit as it covers the utilities for the last month.
Not enough facts to answer (e.g., when did your lease end? when did you vacate?) And someone would have to review the 'letter" to see just what it...
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Not enough facts to answer (e.g., when did your lease end? when did you vacate?) And someone would have to review the 'letter" to see just what it...
Just look for a good local landlord attorney; you can find one at the Florida Bar Website, your local (County/City) Bar Sites, or right here on...
Absolutely; from your facts, she could very well have a case for "promissory estoppel" or perhaps even fraud! That rat bast---! Alas, her...
Not at all likely if she truly is an "ex-tenant" with NO current possessory interest - that is at the very least, a trespass; and and if she "broke...
Sorry to hear about your troubles, but this is FAR too fact-intensive a matter to get help here on line; you will have to retain a good local...
Yes that is a good idea (especially to protect your parents), although it might not help your credit rating that much. You can execute the docs and...
This is a proper question for your accountant; not a real estate law issue. Hope this helps. gsg
Impossible to answer here on this basic Q and A site, sorry. Refund of WHAT? Did you sign a LEASE? An "Agreement to lease" Can you PROVE what the...
I agree, your facts are confusing, and I have seen this sort of fact pattern before, I'm afraid. the fact that you went "through an attorney"...
The answer here results from a complicated (and fact intensive ) analysis that would likely cost you more in fees and costs to pursue than perhaps...