I agree with my colleagues; your best bet here is probably to terminate the tenancy and rent elsewhere. These don't sound like favorable living...

Only if the lease requires it. If you are not sure, take your Lease to a good local tenants lawyer for a proper review. Hope this helps. gsg

Generally. yes; each co-tenant as the right to act within the terms the Lease. Next time, be sure to have a valid "roommates agreement" with your...

I agree with my colleague; best strategy would probably be to retain a good local tenants lawyer to persuade the LL to not file an eviction. Hope...

This is a duplicative post; see my prior response. gsg

Any good local real estate litigation attorney should be able to help. We are not permitted to solicit on this basic Q and A blog. Try the Florida...

There's no way to answer these questions on line. it's far too fact-intensive a matter for on line review. Take whatever evidence you have of all...

if the pond is not "navigable" and is owned privately, then the deeds, local code, WMD regulations, and any recorded covenants and/or restrictions...

No one should lease property in this state without being advised by a LAWYER. Once the lawyer is retained, the landlord can retain an accountant,...

Maybe hire a good local FHA lawyer to speed up the process. I can say the the "handicapped" placard has very little to do with the space you are...