Unfortunately, you do not appear to have a 'defense' for failing to pay before your three days notice expired (that was the key). And as such, the...

Not likely. One tenant can't take another "off" the lease; the LANDLORD has to agree as well, and he or she is not at all likely to do it. And a...

A residential landlord's access to the leased unit is dependent on the purpose for the access. While most of the purposes require consent of the...

Each lease has @should have) has a set term. One would have to review both the first lease (i.e., for rules on modification) and the second - to...

Your lease controls. There may be an ambiguity (in the term "deposit") but I am not sure it's worth fighting about (i.e., it would depend on the...

No way to be sure here on line, but just speaking generally, unless you have an enforceable roommates agreement, which it doesn't appear you have -...

I'm sorry, but there's nothing anyone here on line can do to help you. Consult a good local tenants lawyer (bring your Lease, and any evidence you...

Yes. retain a good local tenants lawyer and have him or her review your Lease; and, if necessary send a so called "7 day notice' threatening to...

You probably shouldn't have entered into contract for the shed without optaining the permits (or made the contract "contingent" on getting them). ...

Sure. This is America! Anyone can sue anyone else for anything. The real questions are 1) can I win? 2) if i do win, what could i get? 3) how much...