As an alternative to Mr Chen's thoughtful comments, you might try leaning on the listing agent, by contacting that person's broker-manager. If you...

I need to break a rental lease. If I have a qualified renter who wants to rent this property can landlord charge me $4,000.?

As Mr Chen writes, the law is clear, but an answer depends on facts not easily reviewed in an on-line forum. Assuming your friend is credit...

I agree with attorney Sullivan, but am wondering why you raise the question. Meaning, did you just notice the missing signature and are concerned...

What are my options?

Mr. Sullivan is right, your options depend on lease language. And there are many ways to possibly deal with this issue, but they are practical more...

What happens if your not paid on a due after Mediation and there's no details in writing about fines or interest...

Lawyers do drop balls. Have you contacted yours? Did attorney attend mediation? I'm hoping the mediation just took place, and the attorneys are...

Can a landlord change their mind about possible deductions after the Pre Move Out Inspection?

Your problem is more practical than legal. You are setting yourself up for an argument in small claims court. Are the deductions worth...

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How can I get my roommate to move out?

The fundamental problem you face is not the roommate, but that you knowingly violated your lease with the landlord. Now you're seeking help in a...

What are my options, as the seller/owner, in case the buyer cancels the sale due to the tenant? is the tenant liable?

Did you meant partial rent payment? If so, perhaps tenant is cooperating and just not communicating well. Regardless, put your agent on the...

How do we legally remove our adult son (20 years old) from our premises?

You face a difficult situation, legally, emotionally, and otherwise. While you're working on the legal issues, get some help from other resources,...

What type of attorney do I need to take the next steps? What are my options in this situation.

I agree with Mr Parikh. But before spending money on an attorney, try this. Send landlord a letter respectfully demanding they make repairs...