Do I have a pay a realtor to rent my home when she had a contract to sell it?

It depends on what your agreement with the agent was. I can't help but think there are a couple of pieces of this puzzle missing - such as why...

Will becoming a sole proprietor help me save on taxes?

As a contractor, you are already a sole proprietor. The good news is that you can deduct your business expenses, the bad news is that you will...

Landlord-Tenant Issues--see detail

The lease says the property is for residential use only, and your business equipment uses more power than the building can handle. You'll need to...

Tenant financial responsibility in accidental fire?

You are responsible for what you do, even if it's an accident. If the landlord's insurance covers the repairs, the insurance company can still...

You may have a problem establishing an adverse possession claim if your use of the are has not been exclusive - in other words, the fact that your...

I live in OH and just took a job in TX, but still have 6 months left on my apartment lease. Can my landlord hold me to my lease

Unless your lease allows you to terminate when you get a job out of state, your landlord can hold you to the lease you signed.

What are the rules regarding a landlord's agent?

Yes, a landlord can designate an agent, and if he does, you'll have to deal with the agent. The fact that the landlord is having a business...

Can a homeowner hire another company to complete our company's warranty work without notifying us and then send us the bill?

Although they don't have to let you fix the problem, it sounds like it would be difficult for the HOA to collect the bill from you in this...

Are pending small claims court cases public record. Can an outide party look up the case if they have the docket number?

All court cases are public records, and can be viewed by anyone who is interested. If they don't have the docket number, most systems have a way...

If i legally separate an af member, do i get bah . . .does he still get bah?

I don't understand your question. However, there is no legal separation in Texas. You're married until you're divorced.