Yes. If you are behind in your rent you most certainly can be evicted, whether there is a PM, or not. Bt make no mistake, the PM has NOTHING to do...

the best way is to offer the tenant MONEY to leave early. Otherwise, unless they just agree to leave early, you must evict. Hope this helps. gsg

Yes, it's referred to as a "third party insurance claim." The losses you are claiming, however, are likely NOT covered. And do not try to do this...

This depends on the terms of your Lease, and whether the Landlord is responsible for pest control. If so, you can send a so called, "7 day letter"...

Perhaps. But certainly NO WAY anyone here on line can help. If you are selling one home, at 750kish, AND building another (at who knows what price)...

I am not licensed to practice in Michigan, so I of course defer to my Michigan colleagues. That said, speaking as an academic, you very well could...

That is the wrong question, sorry. it should be, why in heavens name would anyone use a quit claim (except a CON MA) in this day and age. As I have...

Not at all likely. I agree with my colleagues, a tenant can't sue just because the property is in foreclosure, nor because it's being sold, sorry....

If it is "necessary," or if YOU asked for it (or complained about the plumbing), it may very well be. If not, it's likely a constructive eviction...

You are OUT in just 3 shorts weeks, in a very bad market for renters - so it probably best that you spend your time looking for a new place (i.e.,...