I am not licensed to practice in Pennsylvania, so I of course defer to my colleagues who are licensed and practice there - but if I had to guess I...

If you own the property with the ex, he has the same rights as you (depending on the type of ownership), and he has the right to rent, although he...

Two choices: 1) Pay the $50; or 2) retain a good local tenants attorney (lot, lots more than $50). It's your call. Hope this helps. gsg

I agree; there is no question attached to your post. More generally, a Landlord can pretty much ask for any new terms in the new lease they wish...

One would have to review your governing docs to be able to offer any meaningful advice here; and unfortunately, if that is what the documents...

Offer a larger security deposit, or higher rent; or get someone to co sign or guarantee the lease. Hope this helps. gsg

I am not licensed to practice in Texas, so I of course defer to my colleagues who are licensed there; but I have to agree - these are not likely...

Assuming that the eviction complaint is properly pled, then very likely yes - unless you have a valid DEFENSE. Hope this helps. gsg

This would very likely have to be determined by the terms of your written Lease. Hope this helps. gsg

Your best bet would be to retain a good local real estate litigator in the County where the property is located. Hope this helps.