Generally a tenant can not be evicted if they are supported in thier right to stay by at least one owner.

Although both responses are correct, they are also incorrect. If you file suit the court will award an amount for injury or death. You...

Depends on what your agreement says, but generally property tax is owed by and paid by the property owner. If its not in your agreement you...

Only a court process can evict someone, everything else is a landlord attempting to convince a tenant to leave voluntarily. If you choose to leave...

It is unclear what actual things you are wanting to resolve beyond the general issue. If an eviction was filed, it and the outcome will stsy on...

Your post does not provide enough information/detail to assess. In order, for example... 1. "Homeowner sues my husband's company..." did they...

Ultimately you need to serve the owners as the management comoany is merely an agent acting on thier behalf, buth naming and serving both covers...

Even if the blinds were daamged to the point where they were no longer reasonably functional, it is unclear whether they would be required under...

I highly doubt is, because an appliance not working likely does not equate to "dilapidations rendering the premises untenantable" as required by...

First off... you dont have to justify what someone else says/claims... they do. Second, your post just seems to be a long string of loosely...