If you have a lease and this 60 days notice does not represent the required notice at the end of your lease then Ms. McGill is absolutely correct....

Read the terms of your lease. The ability to collect legal fees/court cost is either based on statute/law or based on contractual agreement. The...

If in fact this was the case and it was a fire code violation it still wouldn't be worth it. Near as I can tell you haven't alleged that you were...

An eviction requires cause... generally some breach in the terms of the rental agreement. It is important to be clear... are they asking you to...

Your case would need to be investigated to determine how they were able to sell the home if so many "gates" were ignored. It is very important to...

Mr. Niermann is correct. It is important to note that you have not been damaged in any material way by their "violation", but it is important for...

I don't think pursuing this would not be easy or productive. It likely doesn't violate the lease in any way and would be something that was a...

In theory pursuing appropriate legal action is equally viable anywhere. How successful your case would be is impossible to tell, especially with so...

I don't see why you couldn't lease it out to whoever you want and then leave how they use it (and comply with all rules/regs) up to them as long as...

You have not provided enough information here. I would suggest reading the terms of agreement you made with them to sell items on eBay to see how...