Is it legal to charge relet fee if I provided a new tenant before moving out?
It's what you agreed to, so yes, it's legal. Finding a new tenant is not the only cost the landlord has when they change tenants. You got out of...
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It's what you agreed to, so yes, it's legal. Finding a new tenant is not the only cost the landlord has when they change tenants. You got out of...
I'm going to assume that by "vrbo" you mean a vacation rental property. In order to determine whether that's OK in that neighborhood, look to...
To answer the easy part first, you know what kind of deed you have by reading it. Both the title and the terms of the deed will tell you how much...
Unfortunately, it sounds like the information reported on your credit is correct - you did break the lease. I understand that you felt you had a...
Since the business is not registered anywhere, it may be impossible to confirm who the owners are, so it's not that surprising that you got named...
I'm assuming that "LTD" means long term disability. If that's true, I suspect that the policy includes a right for them to take actions to...
Unless there is a written lease agreement, then yes, he can make you move your trailer. It sounds like he's living there too, so if I were you,...
No, landlords are not typically liable for criminal actions on their property. Report this to the police, and if you know who it is, you might...
The agreement at mediation is the deal you agreed to. The property division won't change, but if there's a change in circumstances, you can look...
No. I'm assuming that you're saying that landlords can't charge a reletting fee, but that's incorrect. Many landlords will negotiate a change in...