How do I compensate a tenant for loss of a parking space as a reduction of service?
I agree with Jethro. And, it will be at the current market rate rent. I suggest that you negotiate with her. SAM
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I agree with Jethro. And, it will be at the current market rate rent. I suggest that you negotiate with her. SAM
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3/20 is last day. Should vacate by end of that day. Can pro-rate then rent. If you accept rent for a period beyond 3/20 you void your notice.
Yes. But, getting landlord to agree to that may be difficult. May need to sue.
You cannot notarize a signature after it has been done when the notary was not present. However, you can re-sign it in the presence of a notary now.
Need to know what the neighbors' lease says. If it prohibits smoking, too, than you can pressure landlord to commence eviction.
I think you should settle, at least from this short summary. You can get a volunteer lawyer at the settlement conference. Get rent waiver, some...
I agree with Jethro Busch. What city are you in? Without heat you should be entitled to some recovery.
Landlord does typically have a strict duty to mitigate. Seems like you will be on the hook for something.
You need to "mitigate your damages". That means, find another subtenant willing to pay what he did, or less. Then determine your loss. Rebate...