What are my rights in WA when my landlord is trying to evict me?

Previous poster is exactly right. On the facts you provide there is no such notice as five days to vacate.

You should take your written agreement to a lawyer for review. If it really is a lease, then no matter what it says you cannot be evicted without...

In washington state, when a residential rent agreement expires do the terms of the expired agreement continue on month to month?

If the lease ends and the tenant remains in possession the other terms of the lease remain in effect and enforceable. Either party can end the...

Is there anyway I can evict renter who is on a month to month, so me and my kids can move into my rental.Because my furnace blew

There are only three variables in the world: time, energy and money. Here, presuming the tenant has done nothing wrong, you could issue a 20-day...

Can public housing apartment managers evict a resident for opening a window in a public hallway?

If your lease says that opening a hallway window is a basis for eviction, then the notice from your landlord would have to give you ten days to get...

You need to consult with a real estate lawyer. One who has experience with timber trespass and possibly anti-SLAPP problems. It may be...

Hi we are tenants in a house that has been in foreclosure for over 2 yrs. Old landlord continues to ask for rent?

Check with the Thurston County Assessor-Treasurer to determine if your "old" landlord still owns the property. There is sometimes a 3-4 week...

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5 year lease not notarized. Can I terminate without penalty after 12 months under WA RCW 59.18.210?

59.18.210 does not apply to commercial leases, only residential. That said, in order to have an interest in any property in WA for a term longer...

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Am I allowed to brake the lease under rcw59.18.090(1)

You carefully reviewed RCW 59 18 090, waited the appropriate time, and then you decide what is best for you and your family. As the law stands...

Who would be responsible for the rats in a single family home?

You, the landlord, are responsible for controlling infestations at the beginning of the tenancy in a single-family home. Best way to do that is a...