If we sell our building, does the new owner have to fulfill any lease we have with a tenant, or does it become null and void.

While I suppose it is possible that Wisconsin has some sort of unusual law, the norm and law in every jurisdiction that I am aware of, is that if...

To the extent that your neighbor is correct (if petty) about your being in violation of local ordinances, all you can do is either correct the...

Can I get evicted from a month-month room rental situation when the landlord gives me a 30 day notice based on "rules" he claims

You are mixing at least 3 different issues. Yes, a landlord can create/issue rules and regulations for the tenant and enforce them, assuming he...

Is lease legal if it states only one party on the lease will receive the deposit back? Removal from lease with police report?

Your situation is not clear - while possible, I have never seen a lease specify that one tenant gets a deposit refund but not the other. ...

I need to meet with a lanlord-tenant lawyer with a free eval appt or minimal cost.. just need to know if i have a case:)

I agree with Mr. Bodzin, you need to affirmatively contact an attorney you wish to discuss things with. That said, if you can prove your landlord...

Property management changed & they altered my lease can they do this? They refuse to communicate w/ me& say I'm the problem.

You may wish to consider taking both leases to a local landlord-tenant attorney for a complete review and to see what, if anything, you can do...

Breaking my fixed-term lease

Only a careful reading of your lease can determine your landlord's rights as to penalties for breaking a lease. IF however, the main reason you...

How do I claim rent money owed to me by an ex-roommate no longer residing in the state of California.

Their legal liability does not depend on where they moved to - your remedy is to sue them, probably in small claims court, in the County where the...

Can an owner of a mobile home park raise rent on some of his renters but not on others?

Normally a landlord is free to negotiate different rents with different renters as they wish. If the renter doesn't like it, their remedy is to move.

Do I have a legal right to know if my residence (which I rent) contains a booster?

Please clarify your question - what is a booster?