Your lease controls. If it says you get and oven and and AC, and that the Landlord is responsible to maintain them, then yes. And if not, then no....

NO! Absolutely not! Do NOT do that - it could very possibly trigger a "due on transfer" clause in your mortgage, accelerating the term of your...

One would have to read your lease and the policy itself - to see what it says regarding the "renter's insurance" - my guess is that policy does NOT...

Not likely. The reality is, you agreed to pay that amount in "potential" damages (which could have been the EBTIRE rent). It's called a...

Title insurance companies are just that - they just sell title insurance. It's a product. If one wants to buy THEIR product (i.e., title...

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This depends on number of facts you didn't mention: were you legally married this entire time (even when separated)? Did you LIVE in the property...

This would depend to some extent on your association's governing documents, but I'm pretty sure your being a board "President" would have...

First, retain a good local tenants lawyer ASAP, and then, be sure you respond to the Eviction in 5 days, answering the Complaint, and depositing...

If the Judge issued an Order directing the Clerk to issue the Writ, it could happen any time - it depends on the Clerk's protocols, and the...

This would require a review of the NEW Lease (there s=is no such think as a renewal), whether they accepted rent under the new Lease, allowed you...