YES, of course; this likely constitutes a material breach of your lease. And yes, depending on the extent of the "infestation," you can sue - not...

For the Code Enforcement hearing, you need a good local 'municipal law' attorney who routinely practices in THAT particular City's Code enforcement...

It is certainly. possible, but there's no way we on line can know for certain. All we can do is guess, and you can't rely on that for anything....

I'm sorry, but this is far too fact-intensive a matter for any sort of useful on-line analysis. Take all of your paperwork, receipts, and proof to...

I agree with my colleague. First, there is no such thing as a "renewal" this is a poor choice of words. It's just a "new lease." next there is no...

Not at all likely, but impossible to determine here on line. This generally depends on the terms of the underlying purchase and sale agreement, and...

No way to tell for sure here on line. This would depend on everyones' Leases, the Park Prospectus, and if necessary, the Park's Compliance with...

This is a duplicate question, I believe. See my previous answer. gsg

Illegal? Not a chance, sorry. If her lease provides for two bathrooms, she might be able to argue breach. But, whatever you do, don't get involved...

No. the rules are the rules, and you must follow them. If you were fined properly, then you were fined. What happened to your NEIGHBORS has NO...