Easy! just follow my 3-step plan. Step !: retain a good local real estate attorney experienced in such sales. Step II: Oh right, here's...

If you are concerned, you can have the unit inspected (if the LL will allow it) before signing the lease. But I have to tell you, you will NEVER...

If you want to be SURE, retain a good local tenants lawyer. No one here online can help you with this. Hope this helps. gsg

This would depend on the terms of your lease (which we can't review here on line), if you have one, and any recently-enacted local ordinance...

Best just do what your lease requires. That is the path of easiest resistance, and solves your problem. Always ue a professional (which you should...

NOT unless you really know what you are doing, have a great lawyer (who knows mortgage law), an accountant, and you are desperate to sell - maybe....

This is a duplicate question, I believe? See my prior response. gsg

I agree. You can't sue for the things you mentioned, and withholding rent was a VERY VERY bad idea. There are other ways to get the LL to come talk...

Probably, but no way to be certain here on line though. Make a claim with your renter's insurance carrier - if you have it. If not, GET IT. it's...

Do you just rent the RV (i.e., as a vehicle), or do you allow you to stay on your property TO in exchange for part of that rent? gsg