Legal advice on Eviction from rental property in Montana

We have a German Shepherd at our apartment that barks when someone knocks on the door. Today whilst at work, the landlord called and said that he was outside the apartment and heard the dog barking. He said, "Get rid of your dog immediately, and you must be out in two weeks". Is any part of that legal?

I placed an application on a Condo this week and was denied due to an item found on a background check. Current Application criteria states: "4 years of eviction free rental history will be required" Here is what happened. 3 years ago, I had a month to month only intending to stay 1 month as I gave my 30 day notice at the time of the lease signing. With 10 days left. A storm flooded my garage ruining my belongings. Having lost almost everything and their lack of responsibility I had a verbal disagreement with the staff thus causing this situation to get out of control. I was issued a 3 day to vacate notice of which I complied. I never contested this and just moved out early. I dont want to lose the current opportunity as what I am looking for is not readily available. Pls Advise

The person isn't on the lease but he is and has been paying rent. Even wrote out a written agreement between thetwo but now the landlord says the person has 48 hours to move out. Just want to know if that is at all possible to evict the person in 48 hours or not?

I own the house I live in. I am a 23 year old female, and my roommate is a male in his 30's. He has not paid rent on time the entire duration of his staying there (5 or 6 months), and I did not charge him any late fees. I ended his lease by giving him written notification. He threw a tantrum, verbally attacked me, and was so hostile and creating such a racket that my other roommate came downstairs to make sure I was alright. As of yesterday, when I speak to him he either pretends I'm not there or puts his fingers in his ears and throws another tantrum. I can't wait the full 30 days. It will be torture, plus his recent behavior is unusual and his unpredictability worries me. Also, he has only paid half of his rent for this month, which was due two days ago.

i rent and she is not on the lease

my inlaws are buying a house and the property that goes along with it. there is a couple who had a lease on a garage on the property with the former land owner. this couple was not paying the electric (which is in the lease) and my inlaws did not sign the lease so wouldnt that mean they dont have to uphold the lease? they also went months and months without paying the rent. so my in laws up a sign up on the garage saying they had 30 days to move their stuff because they were being evicted. they had a cop go to the house with a letter as well. after the 30 days my inlaws put a new lock on the garage. (but did not cut theirs off so they could not say my inlaws messed with anything) the couple cut my in laws lock off and continue to go in there. we dont know how to get them out. please hep

I hired a property manag't co to manage my mobile home park. They (through their attorney) started an eviction proceeding (w/ my blessing) on a tenant that hadn't paid in 4 mos. The attorney for the tenant said my property management company was not the real party of interest in the complaint. The property management attorney said I should sue under my name as the Plaintiff. This doesn't seem right, I have an agreement with the company that they will commence the action & my trust account with them will be used for attorney fees. I would rather have them do it and have their attorney do it. I don't want to have to be the plaintiff & deal with every eviction I have to do on my mobile home park. Is there an argument that the property management is a real property of interest?

I have been on parole for six years and admitted to being a felon on the app, but when we signed the lease it was clear they had not yet run the background check, am I going to get evicted?

The landlord says he is selling the duplex. He is only evicting the people from one of the units.