FARRRRRRRR to fact-intensive a matter for on line review. Take your Lease to a good local tenets lawyer for a thorough review, to conduct an...

The Landlord is ALWAYS entitled to sue for possession - after the rent becomes due, and three days have passed since the tenant has been provided...

This appears to be a duplicate post. See my previous answer - and get a good local landlord.s attorney to represent you ASAP. Hope this helps. gsg

Not likely. It would depend on the express terms of the 'offer' (i.e., was it intended as a binding contractual offer or just a hypothetical...

This is PRECISELY one of the MANY reasons all Landlords today should retain a good local landlord's attorney before starting what is, today - A...

I agree; your best bet is to consult a good local tenants lawyer. This is too fact-intensive a matter for on line analysis. Do you have a LEASE?...

You can certainly take "legal action," this is America after all - and anyone can sue anyone else for anything. The real questions are: 1) can I...

Your best bet it to simply get a signed modification to the current lease that keeps the monthly payment. If not, there is no prohibition about...

I agree. This would depend on the terms of your lease, if you have one - but generally, if your Lease gives you the right of exclusive possession -...

One would have to review your Lease to opine; we can't rely on a layperson's review, and especially if it is one of the parties. Often a...