Absolutely not. Speaking just generally, if you are a Board Member, you have a BUNCH of "fiduciary" duties (as does the President) to the...

I agree with the most excellent answer provided you by my colleague. Literally nothing to add. You will need a lawyer. That makes this more of a...

Impossible to answer here on line, especially for any particular property. Over my career, I have seen at least at least 9 different individuals...

And - did you read it? What does the note SAY? gsg

Unless you can establish that you have a tenancy, and not a transient revocable lice (as most hotel guests d) you have very little protections...

My guess is that you chose, for some misguided reason, not to have a lawyer represent you here - from before you entered the contract, until after...

I am not licensed to practice in Oregon, so I will of course defer to my Oregonian colleagues. That said, speaking just ACADEMICALLY, and...

This is a duplicate question; see my prior response. if the late fees are defined as rent in the lease, then YES, one can be evicted for not paying...

Yes, just do NOT do the complained-of act again. Hope this helps. gsg

It depends on your rights as agent, and what they told her she could do, where the property was, why it was moved, whether any damage was incurred,...