No, unless provided for in the Lease, Landlord is only responsible for a few days per diem rent. Hope this help. gsg

This depends, somewhat, on the terms of your lease (which we can't review for you here on line); but speaking generally, IF the Lease places the...

No way to tell for sure here on line. Consult a good local tenants lawyer and/or personal injury lawyer. Hope this this helps. gsg

I agree, if you don't own the property any more, then claiming that you do on any application - would be fraud. Don't do it! gsg

Not a statute, no - but there may be local ordinance, or the inspector could have had a warrant, came on the property to inspect the renovation...

No, you can't sorry, at least not unless your Lease provides for it (not at all likely, but always possible, so check your Lease) or your Landlord...

No, I am sorry, but - based on these facts - your fate was sealed when you failed to pay the rent demanded in the "three day notice" you should...

No once can tell on line (or in person!) what a particular Landlord can do. CAN they? YES. DO tech? All the time. If you leave on these conditions,...

Your best bet here is to persuade them to leave - voluntarily - for THEIR sake even more than yours. If you have to file something in court, they...

OK, so first lesson (and this from a University Professor 17 years, a college student 8) "they SAID said it would be clean and everything" means...