You don't stay "who" you are supposed to owe this tax money. it's not at all likely you owe the County Tax Assessor, but there might be some other...

No, it will not likely be an "eviction," unless you can establish you are a bona fide tenant. And in such a case, you would be entitled to at a...

Consult a good local real estate lawyer and have it done right. I suggest that you do NOT use a "quit claim" deed. Hope this helps. gsg

I agree with my colleagues. This likely happened due to your (very unwise) decision to try and be your own "attorney." No one here on line can help...

Unless there is a provision in your lease that provides for bathroom ventilation, you are likely out of luck, sorry. Hope this helps. gsg

Not on these facts, sorry. This sounds more like a social/family and financial problem, NOT all a legal one. The law (and we lawyers) can't really...

This depends on the terms of the NEW LEASE you signed (there is really no such thing as a "renewal"lease, just a NEW LEASE). Check it's terms, THEY...

He likely has to seek an "ejectment," not unlawful detainer as your right to possession might arise from an ownership interest. Your problem here...

I agree. You should pay the rent on the first, when its due (one is still in DEFAULT on the 2-5th if the rent isn't paid on the 1st). Not sure how...

Unless the Lease provides otherwise, a residential tenant has no right to a ""walk through." What's more, even if there were a right to a "walk...