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Gave my landlord over 30 day notice I will be breaking lease. But Landlord keeps telling me I NEED to stay...
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Answered on September 04, 2013
I agree with the other answers you have received. Since it is so very important to the landlord that you stay, perhaps she would be willing to...
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Can i sue my son for expenses we paid after he turned 21, if he refuses to pay us back?
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Did you have any agreement with him that this was a loan? If so, you may have a chance. If you just assumed that he would understand that...
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What is the recourse for preserving my credibility and recouping lost wages?
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Answered on September 04, 2013
Unless there is an employment or union contract that says otherwise, your employer does not even need a reason to fire you. I have no idea what the...
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Rented Apartment With 1 Year Lease Agreement With Assurance From Property Manager NO BUGS! Explained Repeatly That I Have Mutipl
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Answered on September 04, 2013
Your question is incredibly difficult to read. Try spelling out words, and not capitalizing every word. I believe I was able to decipher the...
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Is a text a legal eviction?
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Answered on September 04, 2013
Not only is a text not an adequate notice, but from what you describe, the landlord only said he was "preparing" the notice. To me this does not...
Weeds in yard normal wear and tear?
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Answered on September 04, 2013
Depending on what your lease says, it is certainly plausible that the tenant is responsible for the cost of putting the lawn and flower beds in the...
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Is a text a legal eviction?
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Not only is a text not an adequate notice, but from what you describe, the landlord only said he was "preparing" the notice. To me this does not...
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Water damage due to improper plumbing work performed by the contractor, who is not a plumber.
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Answered on September 04, 2013
Mr. Kulerski is correct. The first step is to contact your insurance company. You might also have an attorney send a demand letter to the...
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A person, doing deliberate damage to property, has committed a crime, even though the person is a TENANT on the property. YES??
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There are a lot of layers before you get to the inspector being guilty of a crime. Was something done that would put poison in the pipes or is this...
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Work done by self
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Answered on September 04, 2013
I agree with Mr. Kulerski. You cannot simply take it upon yourself to make repairs to the rental property and bill the landlord. If there is a...
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