Can you get evicted from a mobile home if you own it but not the land ?
Yes, you can be evicted from the land even if you own the mobile home because you’re renting the land. If the landowner believes you’re breaking...
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Yes, you can be evicted from the land even if you own the mobile home because you’re renting the land. If the landowner believes you’re breaking...
If the landlord signed a contract with Section 8, they usually can’t break it without a good reason. If they refuse to give you the welcoming...
It might be tough to press charges against a tenant unless they purposely damaged your property. If the damage is over $50,000, make sure to take...
While you might be frustrated with your experiences at Publix, suing them for their slogan, "Where Shopping is a Pleasure," would likely be...
Your concerns about privacy and the request for personal information are valid. In many cases, landlords do require documentation like registration...
Filing for a default judgment in an eviction case can still be beneficial, even if the tenant has already moved out and the landlord isn’t seeking...
In Florida, a corrective deed can generally be used to rectify mistakes in a deed, including the omission of grantees, as long as the intention of...
If the home is still in probate and not yet in your fiancé’s name, it complicates things, but since you've been living there for several months,...
To respond to an eviction in Florida, file a written response with the court within 5 days explaining you now have the money to pay the rent....
If you're being removed from the lease but still have utilities in your name, you can contact the utility companies to remove your name or transfer...