Can the property manager terminate my lease if the property owner sells the property

You are only entitled to a notice if your lease says that is continues on a month to month basis after April 30. Most leases do, but not all. ...

My lease end in April and my landlord want me out on May 1st. But I don't a notice.

You are only entitled to a notice if your lease says that is continues on a month to month basis after April 30. Most leases do, but not all. ...

Can I be forced to pay rent after I moved

When the landlord terminates your occupancy for nuisance, it does not terminate your liability to pay rent until the property is rerented. The...

Can a judgment become a lien against my home.

Yes. A judgment in Washington automatically attaches to all real property. Your mobile home may be considered real or personal property,...

What is the definition of “landlord" in WA state?

The landlord is whomever it says in the lease. In residential tenancies, this is defined to include either the owner or his authorized agent. In...

Evicting non paying tenant.

You can bring an eviction for nonpayment of rent against both your tenant and any subtenant. RCW 59.12.030(3). Your tenant may also be in breach...

MY LEASE IS UP ON MY APT AND I RECEIVED A NOTICE THAT IF I DONT SIGN A NEW LEASE MY RENT WILL GO UP.IF I DO SIGN IT WILL NOT...

This is legal. Once your lease expires, a landlord can increase the rent on 30 days' advance notice. RCW 59.18.140. A tenant on a term lease is...

Hi! What is the statute of limitations for filing a motion to vacate a default judgment based on improper service (state of WA)

There is no deadline to move to vacate a judgment for improper service. Service is a jurisdictional issue that can be raised any time after a...

Under Washington law, your landlord has a duty to maintain the unit to comply with local ordinances and in a condition fit for human habitation. ...

Using illegal drugs on the premises is grounds for eviction, but the cases are often difficult to prove without an arrest. If the lease you used...