If this activity concerns you, my suggestion would be to retain a good local real estate litigator to research your local codes. investigate the...

One would need to review your mother's contract to purchase and her loan application to have any clue. I can say that unless she was buying a home...

I agree with my colleague the "new" owner takes the property SUBJECT to your tenancy. If your lease is of a 'specific duration' (it has an end...

I agree with my colleague; the answer depends on the terms of the easement, most significantly, its intended purpose, as well as any limitations...

Well, anyone can sue anyone else, for anything. But the real questions are: 1) Will I win?; 2) if I do win, how much? ; 3) if I lose, will I have...

With respect to your exclusion from the "storage" closet, this depends on the terms of your Lease; the conversion of the water closet to an AC...

You need to retain a lawyer. You are running a BUSINESS and should NOT be using internet sites for legal advice. Just ONE mistake can cost you...

If you have FIVE rental units, (actually just 1 is enough) you need a lawyer. BAD. You are running a BUSINESS and should NOT be using internet...

The starting point here into realize is that there is no such thing as a "renewal" lease - that is an unfortunate misnomer. After a lease ends,...

Yes they can; but you may be able to report them to your caseworker and get them in some trouble, depending on how the ads are worded. Hope this...