"Mold" cases can be quite problematic, and extremely expensive to litigate. There's no way anyone here on line can make the determinations...

I think this may be a duplicate question? If so, see my prior response. First off, there is no such thing as a "rent to own" agreement in this...

In the absence of a roommate agreement, if you are all tenants of the same landlord (i.e., there is NO such thing as a "main" tenant - unless you...

If you didn't actually sign a lease, you will find it difficult - and costly - to try and enforce your verbal agreement, especially if he sells to...

It's impossible to tell here on line; but speaking just generally, yes. It's not likely you are a tenant. Then again, it depends on the facts. ...

Typically these charges come TOGETHER on the same bill (think - if you use water - it has to go somewhere, right? - the sewer). I'll add that the...

No, the landlord doesn't always win; but if you have no lease of specific duration (i.e., with an end date) then the Landlord can terminate your...

More facts are necessary to answer. The "tenant" asked for money - you mean the potential LANDLORD? Are you the potential TENANT? Did all parties...

A lease ends - when it ends. It cannot (should not) contain any provision for what happens after it ends. Any reference to a "month to month" term...

One would have to review the agreement you drafted to be sure, but generally speaking, you ALREADY OWN THE property. The state of Florida dies not...