I let someone move their shed and bicycles over on the basis that he would get his stuff in 2 weeks. Now it's been over 2 months

The facts do not show any rent was demanded, nor do they show that the term was limited. The occpant was allowed into possession and use of a...

What are bankruptcy requirements in the state of wasington?

Student loans are very difficult to discharge in bankruptcy. It can be done, but it is not easy, and typically involves determining...

Landlord wanting to do major renovations while I still have 5 months on my lease in Washington state.

Leases are a burden on title that "runs with the land". A "lease" is in reality a licensing of the exclusive right of possession and enjoyment...

Is escrow deposit a type security for performance of obligations when renting villa?

Ther is insufficient data supplied as to what is a "villa" and why it would be different from other "rental units". If a tenant is paying rent in...

Roommate refusing to give my security deposit back, can I take action?

You have a small claim. If the deposit was not all paid in by the room mate that is keeping it, he is "converting" your asset/money to his own...

Can guests of my apartment be told to leave for a supposed drug deal they did not commit?

Your lease may contain a probibition of assignment and subletting. If your "guests" have been with you for a considerable length of time, they may...

What are my rights as a tenant when I do not have a working heater and my house is at 58°.

Washington's Residential Landlord Tenant Act imposes duties on landlords to maintain rental units in "habitable" condition. The statute is at...

Only the Superior Court has the limited equitable power to transfer the right of possession. You, of course, could move and that moots the issue. ...

The general answer is "no". Leases are contracts. Contracts allocate risk. Job loss is a risk your landlord almost certainly did not undertake. ...

Can a landlord sue me for uncleanliness after my lease ended and I have moved out?

From the facts it appears the mobile is not owned by the occupants. Thus it is not a Mobile Home Park tenancy for purposes of RCW 59.20. If I am...