This depends on the terms of your Lease. Check to see who has that obligation. And if it's that new, it should be under warranty. If it is an...

There is no 'specific' law, but if the property is contaminated, it's likely they have to remediate the contaminated areas in order to satisfy...

You should consult a good local construction law attorney. And actually, your FIRST tip off should have come when you purchased the home; and saw...

Selected as the best answer

Retain a good local real estate litigator, and have him or her look into each one of your complaints. This is something we can do from here. Hope...

Your best bet here would be to retain a good local tenants lawyer ASAP; if you have little or no income, and no substantial assets, you should be...

A 'quit claim' deed is a deed that purports to convey the interest of the grantor (seller), whatever it may be - or OR be - with NO WARRANTY - to...

Selected as the best answer

This depends on the terms of your lot lease, and the Park Prospectus and Rules, which we can't review for you here on line. It's not at all like...

Repairs for what? You need to be more specific. In any event, this is a matter for your Rental Business attorney. Face to face these days don't...

I agree; asking questions of a lawyer (for someone else) and then transmitting the answers can be the unauthorized practice of law which can be a...

Unfortunately, essentially FOREVER - unless they just agree to not charge you, or you take them to court, win, and the court orders it. Unlike...