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It sounds like you need to speak with an attorney for your own self comfort. You are entering into an area where common sense does not always win...
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It sounds like you need to speak with an attorney for your own self comfort. You are entering into an area where common sense does not always win...
You should have an attorney review your lease. That along with the local code and statues will control the landlords obligations. Speak to an...
Look up the Tenant in Foreclosure Act. That should help give you some idea of your rights as a tenant. The facts are very important in each case...
It depends on the specifics of the lease. You should send the lease to an attorney to review. There are several ways that you may be able to get...
Check to make sure that the builder is not the "new" declarant. Many times the restrictions allow for exceptions for the declarant. I would...
Month to month leases require 15 days notice to terminate the tenancy. If you give her proper notice prior to the 15th of the month, the month to...
83.49 provides that a landlord has 30 days to provide written notice on an intent to impose a claim against the security deposit. That does not,...
You may have some defenses to an eviction process, but it will turn on several facts that are somewhat unclear from your fact pattern. I would...
It sounds like you have a strong case against the landlord. The statutory deadlines controlling security deposits are strict. If they have not...
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If there is not a lease in place, then you are looking at an ejectment action rather than an eviction. I would suggest contacting a local landlord...