I agree. Your MOM (NOT YOU) needs to consult a good local landlord''s attorney. Hope this helps. gsg

No sorry, they are similar, but not the same; and it really depends on what the recorded documents for each say. Your best bet here would be to...

Yes; owning property via tenancy in common can jeopardize the homestead exemption when only one co tenants does not reside on the property. In...

Sorry, but this is far to fact-intensive (and confusing) for any useful on line analysis. Best to take your lease and facts to a good local tenants...

This is a duplicate question, See my prior response. Hope this helps. gsg

Consult a good local tenants lawyer immediately. If you have little or no income, and no substantial assets, you might be able to get assistance...

Your Landlord likely breached HIS lease by renting to you; and under the doctrine "nemo plus iuris ad alium transferre potest quam ipse habets"...

You can certainly sue, that is your right; but that provision (which you AGREED to) is likely enforceable. No way to be 100% certain without review...

Consult a good local real estate litigator or land development attorney. Hope this helps. gsg

You can certainly ask around, but it's not likely you will find any takers. Good luck. gsg