I agree; retain a good local tenants lawyer and assert the infestation as sounds to terminate. Hope this helps. gsg

Yes, your landlord can sell the property (subject to your Lease of course); and can sell for any price he or she wants. Hope this helps. gsg

Start by hiring an electrician to check, or by calling FPL. Hope this helps. gsg

What you should have done when you were first sued - retain a good local tenants lawyer! Hope this helps. gsg

Unless you have a roommates agreement that prevents it (not likely) you are 100% correct. Hope this helps. gsg

Are you a month to month or week to week tenant? gsg

Seriously? You're back at it? gsg

I agree with my colleague. And if you mean "we used" to describe YOUR drafting some deeds YOURSELF and getting "continued" title insurance I'd...

It will depend on the terms of the mortgage and note, the lenders predisposition to call the note; on the status and relationship of the residuary...

First off, there is no such thing as a lease "renewal." When a lease ends, it ends. There's either a NEW lease created by the parties, or NO lease....