Our tenant is refusing to let us enter the house we rented to him, which is our legal property. Can enter without permission?
Unless the lease allows it, I wouldn't do so.
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Unless the lease allows it, I wouldn't do so.
You should have a local attorney with HOA experience review the declaration and bylaws. It's tough to opine without seeing the controlling documents.
Yes, he can sue again. You do not get any extra month of possession added to the judgment.
Contact Legal Services of Eastern Missouri to see if you can get pro bono assistance. Or hire an attorney if you can afford one. Sounds like a...
Hire an attorney if you can afford one. If you stayed for years, it's tough to convince a judge you don't owe money due to lack of a permit.
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