Can I'll ask the CPS to leave and not return
You are free to ask them to leave, but it will have consequences.
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You are free to ask them to leave, but it will have consequences.
That depends. Are both of your names on the mortgage? If so, probably yes.
Yeah. There's not an "accomplice dies, you get out of the charges rule."
I doubt the landlord tenant act applies to that transaction, so it's really just an issue between you and the former roommate.
The covenants can only be modified by their terms, which more than likely requires consent by a majority of the property owners. So start there.
It's neither legal nor illegal. People can put together any kind of documents they want. As to whether it has any actual legal effect, the answer...
The question is whether you have any priority over the lender. No one can can know whether you do, but the more likely answer is that you don't. ...
She isn't entitled to a yearly review unless there's a contract. She could get no review.
It depends on your lot and the zoning and property restrictions there. I'd suggest you meet with a local real estate attorney.
They could be, sure. Proof will be important.