Your best bet here is to retain a good local tenants lawyer ASAP. Unfortunately, no one can helps here on line. gsg

But do you have a question? Try reposting with more facts and a specific query. Hope this helps. gsg

This will likely depend on the physical location of the offending items, local Code restrictions, if any, and any recorded covenants. Retain a...

The answer depends on your Association's governing documents, which you should have read (or had your attorney read) BEFORE closing on the unit....

There is no way to to know without reviewing the paperwork (particularly any portion that describes WHY you would give them a 'deposit' - WITHOUT -...

Renting real property these days is a BUSINESS. The old days of a casual handshake and no move-in issues – are long gone. I should know, I was...

Was he a tenant? If so you must comply with Chapter 715. ......Consult your lawyer. Hope this helps. gsg

I suggest that you retain a good local tenants attorney ASAP, if not sooner. You still have to answer the complaint to raise the defense. And just...

You can certainly TRY, but my guess is you will not get anywhere unless you are an identified insured or otherwise covered under the Landlord's...

My suggestion would be to consult, and if appropriate, retain, a good local real estate litigator ASAP. This is NOT a DIY project for a layman....