How long does my Landlord have to replace my water heater that has quit working?
If your rent is paid in full, you can try and send a so-called "7 day notice" demanding that the problem be resolved, and if the LL doesn't have it...
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If your rent is paid in full, you can try and send a so-called "7 day notice" demanding that the problem be resolved, and if the LL doesn't have it...
This is a duplicate post; see my earlier response. The conflicting answers come as result of the fact that you are on on-line basic Q and A...
Your facts are a bit unclear; but if you had a month-to-month lease, then yes, the LL can raise the rent to whatever amount he likes (with 15 day...
Perhaps. In fact, likely they can. But it all depends on the governing docs of the Association. Pull 'em out, review them and see. Hope this...
I agree with my colleagues, the Association lawyer is not YOUR personal lawyer, and the communication didn't happen when the lawyer was...
I agree with my colleagues; to make a claim on the deposit, you must comply with the statute. Since the amount of damages appears to far exceed...
I wouldn't advise it. You claim you want to "inspect" the property, if that is your reason to gain access, you will need the tenants consent, or it...
Your lease controls. If there is no "notice" provison required for norenawl, send the LL (with your rent so he doesn't miss it) a short notice...
Perhaps. It will depend first on what your Lease says in regard to pest control (i.e., who has the obligation to do pest control, protocol if any,...
If you are selling condominiums under construction here in Florida, you really should have counsel advising you. If you read a little further down...