Simple - you should do now what you should have done before renting the property to these folk: retain a good local landlords attorney. The fact...

A lease "termination" and an "eviction" are two different things. But the reality is, we can't review this "termination" agreement here on line. My...

Not sure what you mean by "incomplete," but I do know - as a broker myself 40 years, a lawyer 35, and a Board Certified Florida Real Estate Lawyer...

Perhaps; the answered is controlled by the language in the instrument that created the easement, and the intent of the grantor (you). Add to that...

This would depend on the terms of your Lease, and if the amount is correct. Take it to a good local teats attorney for a review if you think it's...

If by "scammed," you mean you leased the property from someone who did not own it, or had noe authority to do so - you must leave immediately (or...

Most likely to determine if there are any claims or liens against you which might have attached to the property. Why not just ask THEM? Hope this...

The minute I read "LLC," I knew there would be trouble. Your sister should do what sheshe SHOULD HAVE DONE (before entering into ANY agreement) :...

More facts are necessary. Did your "verbal agreement" have a specific end-date? (i..e, "you can stay until - XXX"), and can you PROVE it; and if...

I agree with my colleague; if you have an local attorney, this is a question for him or her; if you don't have a lawyer: get one. No one can give...