Can person on lease, sub-letting, evict for no reason?
Why do you think the property owner should be responsible for this situation? Your son and friends moved in with their eyes open. These...
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Why do you think the property owner should be responsible for this situation? Your son and friends moved in with their eyes open. These...
Sorry to learn once again that no good deed goes unpunished. And that these kinds of arrangements, friends living together, often go bad. You are...
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While I agree with my colleague Mr. Busch, I ask you to reflect on the following. You have "rights" to a seismically sound building, to a roof that...
This answer comes from 25 years leasing retail space all over the country. Anytime one party to a retail or commercial lease asks consent for...
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Well, yes. Legal notices must be in writing, sent certified or delivered in person. So your verbal (oral) notice was not legally effective. Then...
That's a great question and the technical answer is yes. However I recommend you be conservative and give a new notice. In order to escalate the...
I agree with my colleague, if landlord gave you the damn paint, then their dissatisfaction should be on them. However your question does not have...
She can do that without your consent. But it may be an opportunity to engage her in a constructive conversation. Find out what she's afraid of, and...
I agree with my colleague, and add the following. The landlord (or tenant) can change their mind before a deal gets done. If you did not compensate...
Of course I agree with Mr. Busch, and offer the following. You say landlord is "proposing work." Have you sat down with him and asked a bunch of...