Yes, you can dispute the fees, but most likely the only way the landlord will take you seriously is if you file a lawsuit. As with all...

Statute of limitations Bankruptcy

The limitations is 6 years, though you may run into a problem as to why the co-signor wasn't included in the first place. If you can contact the...

Roommates

Landlords can deny any tenant they do not wish to rent (with, obviously exceptions). So, just because a sibling wants to move in does not mean...

What action should I take against a Landlord charging excessive fees ($1,500) on Security Deposit Settlement? Lived there 5 yrs.

I don't know what action you should take, but if the landlord is threatening attorney's fees that is illegal. They cannot do that. If you lived...

If my landlord filed eviction for unpaid rent, but if I pay what is owe before the court date can I still be evicted?

Talk with the landlord. The landlord can still accept the rent and evict you, but they may also dismiss the eviction if you pay. It is up to the...

A judgement was entered on my credit report, yet I was never given notice of a hearing. What steps do I take to have it removed?

The only way to remove the judgment is to ask the court to remove. In order to do that you would need to file a motion to reopen the case and...

Can we get out of lease if house was advertised as 7 bedroom but landlord later said it was a 5 bedroom.

There are some instances where if someone misleads you to enter into a contract, the contract can be voidable. However, it needs to be a material...

Lost a house that i paid for and have reciepts, it was in as eviction and lost to default, how do i get it back into court?

Your facts aren't very clear. Was it an eviction or was it an agreement to buy the house? You need to talk to an attorney to help clarify the facts.

Do security deposits follow the house in a rent to own?

Yes, the security deposits should be given to the new owner once the house is sold.

My landlord raised the rent from $400 to $450 IN January and now raised the rent to $600 for August, is that legal?

You are on a month to month lease, so each month can be considered a new rental period. The landlord can raise the rent each rental period as long...