Far too fact-intensive a matter for any sort of meaningful review. Sister and her husband should retain a good local real estate litigator, or...

I agree with my colleague; your daughter should consult a good local landlords attorney ASAP. Hope this helps. gsg

If you have a signed written agreement to let you out of your Lease, and a promise to lease, etc. (not just emails with the PM) you MAY have a...

The last person you should listen to/believe is a "broker" (likely just an AGENT, not a broker), much less some "investor" (LOL) who wants to...

You can certainly try, but - based on these facts alone - it's more than likely they will just say it's a "civil" matter. Your best bet is...

Did the "law firm" that "did the closing" actually represent YOU? Or did the lawyer just own the TITLE company? gsg

I agree the residential Act does not generally apply to commercial rentals. best bet would be to consult a good local commercial tenants lawyer...

Far too-fact intensive a matter for on-line review/evaluation. This depends to some extent on the terms of your Lease, and the demonstrated need...

One wonders what kind of "communication" problem or "accidental offense" would drive someone to start swinging an axe; but that aside, under these...

No way to tell here on line. this is a question for the real estate attorney you hired to represent you in your purchase. if you haven't done that...