This is a duplicate question, I believe; as I said in response to your first post - it all depends on the facts (and the inclination of the...

No way to tell for certain, as it would depend on the actual facts - but speaking just generally, yes. Hope this helps. gs

And who are...

I agree; without a so-called "roommates agreement" (i.e., a contract between you and your roommate) you are essentially ---- out of luck. Sorry. gsg

First you must identify who "they" are. If YOU are not one of these parties, YOU should NOT be asking this question = tell the person with the...

I agree, with all due respect, you need to find some way one must pay the rent on time. Indeed it's may even be that the landlord "retired" your...

Ah, it simple. You are barking up the wrong tree, I'm afraid. As a mere "tenant" of a unit owner, you are essentially NOTHING to the "HOA" - a...

If you are just looking to have the trust evict her, the current trustee should. retain a good local landlords attorney. Hope this helps. gsg

This would depend on the terms of your Lease, and how many FOBs it entitles you to have. If one, yes it is legal, and my suggestion would not to...

I agree with my colleague; your best option here is to consult a good local real estate attorney, one who can you determine what it is you want to...