Can i receive a 60 notice then a 3 day notice I do not know I had to pay my rent ?what do I do
You received a 60-day notice because the landlord wants you to move out - for no particular reason. Presuming your lease has no time remaining, the...
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You received a 60-day notice because the landlord wants you to move out - for no particular reason. Presuming your lease has no time remaining, the...
You should take a proactive stance to returning the keys and not wait for the landlord to come get them. If the landlord has a physical office or...
There is no section of the code that specifically says this. Locks on exterior doors have to function and keys have to be provided, but locks on...
No, she can't. But your remedy is probably with the post office rather than the courts. If you show them your rental agreement, they should give...
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Probably not. The landlord is responsible for providing you with secure premises - a door that properly closes and locks. Your landlord provides...
Probably not. The landlord is responsible for providing you with secure premises - a door that properly closes and locks. Your landlord provides...
The police are probably not going to find this rises to the level of extortion. Be careful of using "as-is" as a defense. If the premises are...
Your options: 1. Move out. Don't worry about the demand for 2-months rent. If your health and safety are truly at risk, you should do this...
Yes. Send it and stop payment on the first one. Do it immediately.
There is probably a clause in your lease that makes you responsible for repairing (or paying for) damage that is caused by you - either...