Does it generally benefit a tenant to select Choice 1 (liquidated damages/early termination fee) in a residential lease?
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Answered on September 20, 2016
It can be; and often is. And it provides a residential tenant with one more "remedy" in cases where they just wish to get out of a lease for one...
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Question about sublease and unethical practices of the lease holder.
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Answered on September 20, 2016
It depends on the City Code with respect to such Licenses. Some cities require fire and or health inspections, and when they find someone not in...
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Do I have a case for discrimination
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Answered on September 20, 2016
I appears to be (essentially) a duplicate question. See my previous response; there is NO indication of unlawful discrimination in the facts you...
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Is this discrimination
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Answered on September 20, 2016
I believe this is a duplicate question. See my previous response.
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Is this discrimination?
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Answered on September 20, 2016
Grounds? for what are you thinking of doing? Suing for damages? Getting her position back? Both? Not sure.
In any event, someone would have...
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Code enforcement case claims natural growth on undeveloped city lot as nuisance.
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Answered on September 20, 2016
I agree;i would advise you to simply mow the grass; tall grass provides an environment for vermin, snakes, mosquitoes, etc. and is just plaint...
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What are my options if I'm renting a house where the owners have not paid the mortage?
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Answered on September 20, 2016
First of all don't panic, you will at least have 30 days notice to vacate (which it sounds as if you haven't received yet). Second, it doesn't...
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What is gonna happen after the management office receiving my objection to security deposit claim?
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Answered on September 20, 2016
Nothing. They have what they want. And if you want some money from them, you have to retain a good lawyer, and sue them. just be sure you are...
Can an HOA in the state of Florida issue violation fines without proof?
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Answered on September 20, 2016
It depends on the governing docs; but if the violator doesn't object, sure. And if the violator claims there was no violation, then the "proof"...
Can an HOA deny a lease renewal without giving any reason as to why?
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Answered on September 20, 2016
Generally, the HOA has to give (to the OWNER) whatever "explanation" for disapproval is required by the HOA's governing documents (which, of...
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