You GAVE them the land? Or you leased them the land? Or you just let them stay? (i.e., did they pay you rent?). Try reposting with more facts,...

Yes; and you actually needed one BEFORE you purchased the property, that is your problem here, you didn't think to have one. And I agree; NOW,...

Generally, a residential landlord does NOT have to set rent rates the SAME for all tenants. Since these rents are likely for the LOT, that means...

If he is still on the lease, it may not really be "YOUR" house. And "roommates' really can't sue each other over damage to the lease premises -...

This would depend on the terms of your lease. if it expressly provides for an increase in such a circumstance, then yes. If not, one would have to...

When, oh when are folks going to learn that the title company is NO substitute for having an attorney - which EVERYONE who buys or sells real...

I am not licensed in the state of Georgia, so I of course defer to my colleagues who are likcensed in that jurisdiction. That said, and speaking...

Sorry, but this basic Q and A site was not intended, nor designed, for lay folks seeking to litigate on their own, without a lawyer. One needs to...

It depends. Do you have a co-tenant? Or, are you on the Lease alone? In any event -the key is: ALLL parties to the Lease - every tenant, and the...

This would depend on the WRITTEN terms of the new Lease. Talk is cheap, I'm afraid. Hope this helps. gsg