I agree, unless you were added as a tenant to your mom's lease, you can't do anything. You may even be breaching your mom's lease. Your mom should...

If he truly doesn't have any relatives or heirs, the property will likely escheat to the state. The process will take a little time (and/or you...

I agree; you should do now what you should have done before you entered into a contract with your "realtor," retain a good local real estate...

It's likely an invasion of privacy. A landlord is permitted to "inspect" the leased premises at any time; but needs to get the tenant's consent...

In most potential rental-application situations you must pay for and let the landlord do the check themselves - with the company THEY chose. So...

Trouble in your home country? You'll need to ask a lawyer in your home country that question. I can say it wil be (could be) trouble if you ever...

The question of whether you are a "tenant," within the scope of Chapter 83 Florida Statutes is a "factorial" one and can't be determined here on...

Yes; but unless there is a cap, one would be taking a risk by signing. And there is no such thing as a "renewal" - it just a NEW LEASE. It could...

Not at all likely. If your abuser is also your co-tenant, and you are there under a LEASE of specific duration (i.e., with an end date), that you...

Possibly. maybe even probably? But there's just no way to know for certain here on line. As I say here on AVVO, and quite often, just having a...