This is the real estate law forum; you would probably get bette responses to your query if you posted it on another forum, like "child abuse." Hope...

Do you have a lease? If so, the LL can't raise it all until it's over. Then, they can raise it as much as they like, there is no rent control in...

Can he? On these facts, yes. It's only a question of how much "notice" he must give you - if any. Hope this helps. gsg

I fully concur with both of my colleagues' excellent answers. gsg

There's just no way to tell here on line. If I had to GUESS (and it's just a guess) from your facts in your post, I would deduce you are...

Yes. You probably should have been more proactive. YOUR lease ends - when it says it end. Waiting until the day before the Lease was over was a bit...

Very likely, yes. First off, having a "verbal agreement" has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO with it being "month to month." That determination is based...

"The property manager let me back into the home..." If true, then there likely WAS a Lease in place -before you LEFT the home (a tenancy at will). ...

No overreaction here. You have NO CHOICE - and you actually should know that if you having been a LL so long? I can say that the BUSINESS has...

In most cases, if a signed lease is still in force, "switching over" to new tenants does NOTHING to remove the original tenant from liability from...