That probably goes outside the scope of inspections intended in the contract, and if so, there's been a breach of the contract. The difficult part...

Under what circumstances involving employment in another state grants you the ability to break your lease?

Only members of the armed services who have received an order have the right to terminate a lease prematurely for a change in employment location.

I terminated my rental lease, my rental agreement and the vacate notice don't match up. Can that be a loop hole,

If the landlord provided the form that gives you the two options, then it could likely be seen as an offer to modify the terms of the lease...

WHEN YOU BREAK A LEASE, AND YOU WANT SOMEONE TO TAKE OVER YOUR LEASE CAN THE LANDLORD CHARGE YOU 400 IF IT IS NOT STATED IN THE

I would never pay a fee that is not specified in the lease agreement. However, if the lease states you may not have a new tenant fulfill the lease...

Signed a year lease, had to break it beforeveven moving in, gave the landlord a 60 day notice, it has been 2 months now, we

I wouldn't pay any fee that is not specified in the lease. You are technically on the hook for the entire year of the lease, however, the landlord...

Any liens that existed at the time the property was quit-claimed to you survive the quitclaim. So if she had a loan secured by the property before...

The answer depends on what the lease says about early termination. Sometimes deposits are forfeited in the event of early termination. Also, it...

Can My Landlord Evict For 150.00 Late Fees? We Have A 2 Year Lease. Lease Does Not Define Late Fees As Rent Or Due Date of fees.

Because landlord/tenant law is based in contracts, your question depends on what the lease says exactly. Many leases have a provision that...

The landlord must provide a safe unit. That does not mean a deadbolt is required, just that the rental needs locks of some sort. What items a...

My money order was stolen from my apartments office. The money order was not cashed so it was replaced.

There is no clear-cut answer to this question. To be liable, the landlord would have to have breached some duty to secure payments once received. ...