Tenat gave 30 day notice and used her last month rent, and won't leave.
If the tenant has given 30 days' notice of her intent to move, it's peculiar the she's chosen to stay. It's certainly possible that she's trying...
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If the tenant has given 30 days' notice of her intent to move, it's peculiar the she's chosen to stay. It's certainly possible that she's trying...
You're almost certainly going to have to retain a local attorney to assist you. There are certain notice and service procedures for securing an...
Depending on whether or not you have a lease with this person, you may have to proceed with a formal eviction proceeding in court. Doing so...
It depends on what you mean by "erased," but likely there's nothing wrong with eliminating provisions of a written draft contract (lease or...
As the above attorney stated, you can try the police/criminal trespasser route, though that's often unlikely to work, as police and law enforcement...
That depends on the terms of your lease. In most cases, you cannot simply break a lease, or any legal contract, after you've signed it. You...
Given the facts, it does appear that they've violated the statute regarding the accounting of a security deposit, and they could be liable to you...
A landlord typically can't charge a tenant in the manner you're describing. However, that you agreed to it in writing is some cause for concern....
First, this happens all the time. Since it's apparently a real issue, and not just a hypothetical, there are a ton of variables that could change...
This is a peculiar situation, and there's no clear course of action. I wonder if your neighbor might have some mental health or other issues that...