I am not licensed in Pennsylvania (although I have owned - and transferred - real property in the state); so I would, of course, defer to my...

Far too fact intensive a matter for any sort of meaningful on line analysis. Consult and retain a good local real estate litigator IMMEDIATELY....

Far too fact-intensive for on line analysis. Someone needs to review the Lease, speak with HUD and the landlord, and then determine your options....

I agree. This depends on the controlling docs of your association, as well as the existence, location, purpose and scope of any easements, and...

Do you OWN this house together? Or just RENT? It makes a huge difference; but either way you are going to retain a good local real estate litigator...

She should really have a good local real estate attorney representing her interests here, and NOT do anything without one. That said, IF the...

"MY" agent? Are you sure of that? Do you have a CONTRACT with that agent as a so-called "buyer's broker?" If not, YOUR agent is likely the agent of...

Perhaps. It depends on the governing statute, the electric usage; and whether you have control of the premises the meter services. gsg

Two points: Are you sure he was YOUR agent? Many, if not most agents work for the SELLER (i.e., via the unilateral offer of subagency made through...

No way to tell here on line; not every "lie" is a material breach or fraud. Consult a good local tenants lawyer to review your Lease, investigate...