This is a duplicate question which I have already answered. I am guessing that NEITHER the so-called "expert" or the "home inspector: are state...

Unfortunately, my colleAGUEis correct - despite all the years, facts, etc, you are a 'guest, an as such can be asked to leave anytime; no 'notice'...

I agree; I think this is a duplicate? Please see my previous response. gsg

I agree; but to be sure, best have the lease reviewed by a good local tenants lawyer. The devil is in the details. Hope this helps. gsg

I agree; your current lease applies until it ends in August; beyond that you can negotiate, agree to the terms, or move, it's that simple. And yes,...

This is a fact-intensive question which no one can answer here on line. What is one person's "wear and tear," is another's damage. You have to...

I agree, your DAUGHTER should hire a real estate litigator who is experienced in probate law. YOU should not be researching the law on line, and...

No. The landlord is permitted to make "repairs" - but NOT "renovate" or make "alterations" - AT ALL - notice or not - unless the Lease permits it;...

This is why lay folk should not try to construe statutes. The word "presumption" here refers to a "legal" presumption, not what's "reasonable" or...

Yes, but as Abe Lincoln, a pertty fair trial lawyer himself so famously said, "He who represents himself in court has has a fool for a client."...