I don't have a lease with one of my tenants. Can I just call the sheriff to evict him?
Your question is: I don't have a lease with one of my tenants. Can I just call the sheriff to evict him? Sorry, but the answer is no. If...
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Your question is: I don't have a lease with one of my tenants. Can I just call the sheriff to evict him? Sorry, but the answer is no. If...
Generally, plenty. And yes. And - if in a lawsuit, each party here should retain legal counsel immediately, if they haven't already -...
I agree with my colleague; consult with a good local real estate attorney who can review your contract in it's entirety. In general. I am not sure...
I agree with my colleagues; consult with a good local real estate attorney; hire a good local realtor, and sell. Good luck in school! gsg
If you have no lease, you haven't paid your rent (in full) and you reside in a hotel, odds are your rights are extremely limited here. If you are a...
The answer depends on the terms of the binder (contract). More often than not, the buyer forfeits some or all of the deposit if he or she later...
Yes, but as my colleague quite accurately notes, odds are you (or the LL) will enjoin your co-tenant in the suit, as he /she does in fact have an...
If you REALLY want this property, and would feel comfortable negotiating with someone over your background, by all means, I'd say, give it a try...
I am not licensed in New York, so this answer will have to be generic by necessity. I agree with my colleague: to be 1100% sure, I would check...
I am not licensed in California, so this answer will have to be generic by necessity. I agree with my colleague: yes, as it is your tree (and...