Portland, OR
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Portland, OR
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant
In order to legally raise the rent, the landlord must have lawfully served you with properly worded written notice of the rent increase, providing...
Unknown - assuming you are on a month to month tenancy, it can be terminated by your current landlord anytime with 30 or 60 days written notice,...
You need to simply serve him proper legal notice to terminate his tenancy and then, if he fails to vacate, proceed to evict him in your local...
Of course the pet deposit is refundable - it can only be used to pay for actual pet damages, if any. Your question implies that the tenant has...
It depends upon how he was evicted and perhaps on what the lease says. IF the Sheriff removed him, then as part of that process the Sheriff...
You don't say whether your vehicle has a branded Title or just accidents on it's record. IF it had a branded Title that was undisclosed, you may...
The answer is not clear cut in my opinion. Yes, a landlord can bill and/or sue a tenant anytime up to a year after they move out for alleged...
She has to go through the legal landlord-tenant eviction process. She has to serve proper legal notice; wait until the notice period expires; and...
It all depends upon the exact wording in your rental agreement and, of course, the court paperwork. The likely answer, however, is no, they cannot...
Contact the current owners and see if they will rent to you. If you just forcibly occupy the property, you may well be provided with housing by...
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