This depends on the terms of your LEASE. If your Lease provides for AC and Heat (for the AC it doesn't have to, but if it can; for the heat is has...

You need to get with your neighbor (the owner); the tenants and "handy men" are not responsible to you. If the owner and you cant reach an...

I agree, just ask at the front desk, they should have the info and form. Hope this helps. gsg ...............

You can move in whenever you wish (although I would suggest you retain a good local real estate litigator FIRST). If she tries to stop you, it...

No one can answer this on line. one would have to review the "deed" and the will to determine who owns what. I can say the use of "quit claim"...

If you are mere tenant in the condo, this will depend on both your Lease and the Condominium documents. If a unit owner, the docs. Hope this helps....

I agree with my colleague; the answer here depends on Maine law and the language of your deed. GENERALLY, unless it provides otherwise, anyone on...

To answer your (specific) question yes, of course if housing the note, YOU ARE responsible to pay it. Hope this helps. gsg

You hire a good local malpractice lawyer who has substantial experience in real estate law. This matter is far too fact-intensive for on line...

I agree with my colleague; this is a matter for your home insurer. Submit a claim, and get a good local adjuster to handle the clam for you if...