Landlord wondering if broken A/C constitutes inhabitable condition

A/C is not a requirement under Colorado's Warranty of Habitability. My concern is if you would be in breach of the lease by refusing to repair or...

Do I need a lawyer? My apartments failed to fix my flooded apartment.

You may have a Breach of Warranty of Habitability Defense if your landlord pursues you. But, if you wish to demand costs from your landlord you...

I'm being sued by an old landlord from 2009, I'm trying to figure out anything else I could be doing to help my situation.

You likely have several defenses and counterclaims, statute of limitations, breach of contract, security deposit violations, constructive...

Can a minor mistake via text void a signed written lease agreement

It is unlikely that even without an integration clause as mentioned by my college, that you have overridden the terms of the lease by your text...

Eviction.

How the unpaid taxes would be classified is dependent upon the language of the lease. However, the tenant's failure to comply with the terms of...

Currently mo/mo rent, no lease, too many ppl in unit and smoking

If your question is can you evict the tenants for lease violations, the answer is yes. But, you must provide proper notice and opportunity to cure...

My landlord is selling their house and my lease is not up till January Do I have to move before the lease is up?

You should contact an attorney to review your lease with you. It is likely that you have rights with regard to access and continuation of your lease.

Can I sue LL and win? 3m late on rent-1200/m, 15/d late fees Oct-May $3195, Bankruptcy filed July'14, LL REFUSED lease transfer

The issue here appears to be first has the Landlord violated your rights protection which result from your filing of Bankruptcy. For that you'll...

Do tenants get deposit back after sign lease etc and they don't move, change mind?

Maybe! It depends on your agreement. If you have a signed lease agreement and you received the security deposit then you may be able to deduct...

So long as you have acted in a reasonably responsive manner to repair the issue as soon as possible it is unlikely that a court would hold you...