Short of moving unless they are violating the terms of your lease it seems unlikely you will force any action. Is the elevator required for any...

Its private property so forcing them is unlikely. you could ask them to make a space near you handicapped.

You have already reached an agreement and are bound... unless they fail to deliver there isnt much you can do based on your facts. Yes, I would...

It sounds very cut and dry... easy to handle on your own. The only difficulty will be in arguing bad faith.

Mr. Clardy provides a solid response here... address the issue as a heath or safety issue for a speedier resolution.

As long as you have valid cause you can evict everyone or even that one occupant (although this effectively ends the whole lease).

You could argue that the verbal agreement set up a monthly tenancy. If there has been no violation (if there has skip this) then send a 30 day...

You could claim anything and stand behind it forcing them to seek collections through the market or the courts and prove their claim. All I can...

An agreement, once made can not be changed or altered except by agreement of all parties.

This sounds like someone may have some sort of guardian responsibility for you. If this is not the case then you are an adult... free to do the...