Yes, of course; but you will need evidence (photos, witnesses, etc.), a construction expert to opine on the damages, and you should have a lawyer's...

Yes they can. Unless your Lease specifies that you are entitled to parking (not likely, but possible), do not park anywhere there is a sign stating...

This would depend on the contract you have with your realtor (i.e., you either OWE it or not per THAT contract). My guess (just a guess) is that...

First off, with all due respect, there's simply no way a lawyer can opine on line as the the specific construction of a contract he has not fully...

It depends; they really are too different things, two different types of "protection," and each needs to be reviewed separately to determine its...

Retain a good local real estate lawyer immediately, especially if there is (hopefully) a large earnest money deposit involved. Hope this helps. gsg

As BOTH a broker and lawyer well over 30 years (albeit down here in sunny Florida), my suggestion for potential sellers is the same everywhere....

It depends entirely on which unit that both of you (i.e., both you AND your landlord) INTENDED to be the unit. If BOTH of you knew it was the OTHER...

Consult a good local tenants lawyer. Some will give short consolations for free. And you have little or no income, and no substantial assets, you...

It's possible, but I would not rely on the "apartment complex" says, for ANYTHING. unless they put it in writing, it's nothing. Generally, your...