Your best bet would be to take your Lease to a good local tenants lawyer for a proper review. No one can help here on line, as we would have to see...

I too am sorry for your loss. Unfortunately, there's no way to determine your legal status here on line. Take the Lease to a good local tenants...

If you conveyed your interest in the property to them , I am not sure why you would be concerned what they did after that conveyance? Best...

This far to fact-intensive a matter for on line analysis and evaluation, Take your Lease and any written communications to a good local tenants...

I agree with my colleague; at this point, so late in the game, it's probably best to just move on. You could try negotiating with the Landlord, but...

Are you sure you're not a law student looking for answers to an assignment? This sure sounds like of of my exam questions...In any event, I am not...

I agree with my learned colleague; this all depends on the terms of the brokerage agreement. Typically, ongoing "management" of the rented...

This depends primarily on the terms of your Lease, and more specifically, on whether the requirement to pay the fees is a "condition subsequent"...

I agree with my colleague; you should consult a good local a landlord tenant attorneyASAP; bring your lease, along with any notices you received,...

No way to be certain on line; this depends top great extent on the terms of YOUR lease, the damages proximately caused by your breach, the...