Yes, if you had agreed to provide 30 days notice and did not, you would be responsible for 30 days of rent and now any other charges that may arise...

If there is an issue you may have to sue him to recover anything you have paid.

A landlord can not increase the rent during a term of rental, but with proper notice they can increase the rent at a natural break in the rental term.

File a small claims action and pray that they pay any judgement you might recieve... good luck.

Mr. Busch provides a great answer.... but breaking in is almost always a bad answer.

Soliciting represntation heres is against the terms... use the find a lawyer feature and directly solicite

Did you put a workmans lien on the property? If not you will never own it without a judgement allowing the transfer to your name. You could...

If they are doing the scheduling it seems like they would have the best notice... personally scheduled access times. How would you reasonably...

Mr. Higgins answer is good, however if the original money order payment got lost in the mail you would have had to get the issuer to refund them...

This depends... it could likely be up to the landlord. Once delivered your notice would be binding and the other party could have already taken...