If this is the same person who wrote in asking whether they can inquire about the tenant's claim concerning the "need" for the accomodation, I have...

This is a duplicate question, I believe. See my prior response. You have obviously chose to ignore my advice. So be it, it's your money. The...

See my response to your other post. gsg..............................................................................................

You should retain a good local landlord's attorney. Indeed, renting real property these days is a BUSINESS. The old days of a casual handshake and...

This would depend on the terms of your agreement (which likely favor the owner of the property), and so you would probably do best to seek counsel...

I agree with my colleuage; this is is a question for your lawyer, not an on line Q and A forum.Indeed, renting real property these days is a...

This is an issue for your Board (and the Association lawyer). As I have said many times here on AVVO - and with the utmost respect for the many...

You can certainly sue (i.e., this is America; speaking generally, one can sue anyone else for any reason); but unless you can PROVE you were...

You should take your agreement and facts to a good a good local real estate litigator to evaluate whether you have a case. Hope this helps. gsg

Far too complicated a matter for on line review; and, you apparently have counsel. If you have lost confidence in your lawyer, look for a second...