My tenant abandoned property once I served notice that if he terminates lease, he would be abandoning the property.
You would sue in small claims court. They should have forms and instructions at the filing desk or online.
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You would sue in small claims court. They should have forms and instructions at the filing desk or online.
I agree with Mr. Peeples. You signed a binding contract. You may not win in small claims court depending on what the agreement says.
She will need to deed all of her interest to you. A special warranty deed or a quit claim deed may be sufficient in your state. A local attorney,...
You would file in small claims court. You will probably win, but collecting on the judgment may be another matter. Be sure they have assets...
Don't be penny-wise and pound foolish. Consult with a local attorney. Perhaps you can get some of that $70K back!
Service is not required to file a lis pendens, but be on the lookout for a forthcoming lawsuit.
You would be considered a month-to-month tenant under an oral lease. He must give proper statutory notice before entering whether or not you are...
It doesn't sound like you have any other options. Sorry.
You would evict. There are other ways to be in default under the lease besides non-payment of rent. Provide proper notice and hearing if necessary.
Unless the property has actually been foreclosed, you are still bound by the terms of the lease.