Simple. Follow my 3 step plan. Step I: Retain a good local tenants lawyer (which you SHOULD have done before even renting). Step II: Oh...

Give the notice to your landlord. BE SURE he gets it. If it's your obligation under the Lease, they will tell you. Hope this helps. gsg

One would have to review both leases, and your signatures (ad the landlord's signature) to have any clue to what is going on here. For example -...

Unless the "mold inspector" is STATE LICENSED (i.e., licensed as mold assessor by the State of Florida) it's not at all surprising your claims are...

I agree; help her to retain a good local tenants lawyer ASAP. Hope this helps. gsg

You say, "my mom's portion was divided equally between my sister and me." BY WHO? Do you have an ORDER from the probate court? If so, you are...

Perhaps, BUT it depends on facts that we can't access here on line and don't have: For example, the terms your Lease, the kind of property you...

This will depend on your Lease, and the ADMISSIBLE EVIDENCE you have (or the PM have) of the facts you have posted here. Pay, or consult a good...

My colleague, as usual, is correct. Unless it can be shown that the denial is grounded in unlawful discrimination, a landlord can deny tenancy for...

You MIGHT have a clim for civil theft or conversion (for the pawned goods); tou would have to retain cancel and sue. As for the "roommate" related...