There are not enough facts to respond - are you on a lease? if so, does it end in December? Or are you a month to month tenant? In any event,...

What is my remedy?

No clue as to your "remedies." The best way to proceed is to retain a good local HOA attorney, one who can review the chain of title, including...

Will I lose my deposit if I decide not to sign a lease because of changes made by homeowner after I filed my application.

I agree with my colleague, it depends on the terms of the "deposit" you put down, and under what circumstances you and the LL agreed it would be...

Well, if you asked the neighbors (nicely!) to move the hoop - and explained why (again, nicely!) and they refuse - there's not much you can do I am...

What can I do about my landlord not giving my money back.

I agree with my colleague; it is not likely you will get the rent you paid back; and if there is no lease, it will be difficult to argue the cable...

I have tree damages to my home but can't afford insurance deductible. The tree is big and leaning over my house, ready to fall.

Your facts are a bit confusing, and I'm not really sure this is actually a "real estate law" question. Suggest you clarify, add some facts, and...

What are the legal steps to take against a landlord who refuses to refund rent after water damage has made condo uninhabitable?

If you have already asked the LL and have been refused, then the best first step you can take here is to consult with, and retain, a good local...

Do I have to be given an eviction notice to leave a property I rent and how much time do I get to leave property

If one pays rent monthly, and is a "month-to-month" tenant with no lease of a "specific term" then the LL must provide the tenant with 15 days...

I want to file a lawsuit against my neighbor for Video voyeurism

This not really a "real estate law" question, more of a "invasion of privacy" or stalking issue; you might get better responses posting your query...

Perhaps. Perhaps not. Gallo is a nothing more than a "nuisance" case often cited far too broadly (i.e., wrongly) I think, to grant property...