Is this damage?
If you don't feel the landlord has bills to substantiate the retention of the deposit, then by all means go forward with your case.
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If you don't feel the landlord has bills to substantiate the retention of the deposit, then by all means go forward with your case.
You should comply with the city inspectors demands. If necessary, evict the tenant.
You may be able to get cash for keys. Your options, however, do not include staying in the property without paying rent.
If you signed a lease, you will likely not get it back since the landlord will be damaged as a result of your failure to perform your lease...
You need to look at your lease. There should be a clause in there that covers this.
A simple declaration will likely not resolve the problem. You should get a full release from any existing creditors and a hold harmless from the...
If you have a judgment for damages, you can levy on assets. This would include a bank levy as well as a garnishment. If the judgment is only for...
If the house is in both your names, then yes you have an ownership interest in the house. As to the loan, if you signed on it you are responsible...
You should hire an attorney to resolve this. Once the debt is paid, you should be able to get a release so that you do not have to pay it twice.
You can always defend. Whether you win or not depends upon whether the billing was proper and whether or not you actually made the charges.