Can some one else take over as my landlord with out showing me legal proof they can

It is true that a landlord has a right to show the apartment upon giving the tenant at least 24 hours advanced notice. But a tenant is also free...

Partial payment of rent and verbal contract

First, at least 30 days prior WRITTEN notice from a tenant is required to terminate a tenancy. Without it, the tenant legally owes an additional 30...

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Can my girlfriend take back my car?

If Title is in your name only, it is your car, period. But if she drives off in it, the police are likely to refuse to consider it stolen and...

Can my roommate lock me out because I wrote my rent check to the landlord?

She almost certainly has no right to kick you out or change locks or otherwise alter your tenancy in any manner. Efforts to do so may mean that she...

Can I be evicted for being late too many times?

If you have been late paying rent 15 of the last 24 months, it is understandable why your landlord may want you gone. Regardless, yes, the...

So i took my tenants to court for eviction and the judge sided with them! I served them another 3 day notice not through courts?

As you have apparently found out, exact compliance with all the laws and procedures can be required in order for a landlord to win in...

The storage company may require you to have insurance as a condition of renting to you but I do not know of any law that requires it. They can...

How to evict unwanted guest...squatters?

Yes, if they have lived there for 3 weeks, they likely have established a residency and now it will take time and money to get rid of them. IF new...

What are my daughters renters rights?

Much depends upon the exact details but yes, your daughter likely has all the normal rights any Oregon residential tenant has. If she does not...

MMy landlord 's daughter has stolen from me .can I sue for reimbursement and emotional problems?

You might be able to sue the daughter but nothing you posted appears to give you grounds to sue the landlord - why would he be liable for her...