If I have a fixed term lease set to end on June 1st and I have conflicting tenancy agreements and notices, what are my options?

I agree with Mr. Parks - you need to simply gather all your documents and notices and review everything with a landlord-tenant attorney. A single...

Do I have to pay this bill?

First, your potential liability for damages is not affected one way or the other by whether you participated in a walk through. Second, there is a...

Hostile?

The same as in any other situation where you feel your immediate safety is in serious danger - call the police. IF you have adequate grounds, you...

Can a property manager charge you $50 per hour to do a move out walk through if I am present? Free if I am not there...

Yes that should have transferred to the new management company but then again, how do they propose to prove any damage they want to charge you for...

Absolutely you can refuse to allow the entry - and normally for far less "worthy" reasons. I do normally recommend that tenants offer an...

Can I ask a vendor in my Oregon store to remove their items within 24 hours if they have not signed a contract?

Unless otherwise agreed to in writing, a month to month tenancy is the default for any lease/rental agreement. Thus you need to provide at least...

Is it breaking the lease to move out before our lease is up if we’re still paying rent?

It likely depends upon the exact wording in your lease. Many, but not all, specify being gone more than 7 days in a row without notifying the...

Who will pay off the other lien holders if we do not appeal the foreclosure of our mother's home by the mortgage company?

Assuming no one else was on the Title or co-signed the mortgage, then presumably the house will be foreclosed on and the sale proceeds will be used...

Dont landlords have to give 30 days for you to move out??

Technically it is a termination of tenancy notice, though it is similar to an eviction notice. How much notice you get depends upon why your...

What can I do to prosecute this attempt at extortion?

IF you fully win the lawsuit, then afterwards you may (or may not) have adequate grounds to sue the former client for abuse of process. IF they...