The short answer is "No, it isn't." You should make an appointment with a local attorney that handles landlord/tenant cases.

Limitations on your ability to rebuild a non-confirming structure will be set forth in the township's zoning ordinance. If the township disagrees...

If liens have been filed in the past, that is already public information. If you want to object to the behavior of the treasurer and her husband,...

The only way to get a reliable answer about the rights of the property owners is to make an appointment with a local real estate attorney fir...

You and your husband are wise to be considering these issues. The best way to proceed is to make an appointment with a local attorney that handles...

If it goes to court, you will have to convince a judge that the defects could not have been discovered in a preclosing inspection and that the...

Generally, contracts for the sale of real estate must be in writing. That said, partial performance of a verbal agreement can sometimes lead to an...

Posting is a good start. If it is not successful, contact a local real estate attorney for advice on how to proceed.

It isn't possible to provide a reliable answer without a complete reading of the lease. First call the landlord and attempt to resolve the matter...

If your township's zoning ordinance does not prohibit short-term rentals, you will have to convince like-minded township residents to attend...