Should I seek legal counsel? Issue with landlord not maintaining property.
This question is similar to one I just answered; please seem previous response. And yes, you need a lawyer; and yes, if you can prove the LL caused...
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This question is similar to one I just answered; please seem previous response. And yes, you need a lawyer; and yes, if you can prove the LL caused...
It never hurts to consult with counsel (a good local real estate attorney would be best); the existence of mold is by no means a slam dunk in a...
Your best bet is to consult with a good local tenant's attorney. It sounds very much like a he said/she said, but it's also somewhat dependent on...
No one can give an unequivocal answer here on line, as we cannot review the operative instruments, nor know all of the facts (i.e., "to his...
I agree 100% with my colleague. Litigation is NOT a DIY project one orchestrates with snippets garnered from strangers on line. I suggest you...
As my colleagues have noted, you will get close to month, what with the 3 day notice, service, the process. But which should be far more important...
You sure do. Very smart. You should look for a good local real estate attorney in the County in which the property is located. You can find them...
This really isn't a 'real estate law" question, but one of "tax." I suggest you repost on the tax forum, or just speak with and an experienced tax...
If you purchased under a FM program which contained that condition, and it was intend to survive closing, then ye, of course; and if not, no. Just...
I agree, I believe it would be possible; but this is more of a tax or business-related question, not so much 'real estate law;' so you might get...