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It is building code that the water heater must be ventilated. You can call and inform the city where you reside and report the problem; this is... Read Answer
Generally if you check in to a shelter they will help with finding permanent housing.
Check the Michigan Landlord Tenant Handbook available from the State of Michigan (Google it and download it) you can follow the procedures in it to... Read Answer
You will have to serve each of the tenants with a notice to quit, and then if they don't quit, you will have to file an eviction action.
If there is a written lease agreement, you need to read and follow it. If not, just start an eviction under local court rules. I suggest that you... Read Answer
Your the owner now you just need to give them notice of your intent to sell and give them to thirty day notice to move.
Send each of them a notice that you are terminating their tenancy in 30 days and they need to move. If they do not move, then you file an eviction... Read Answer
Only if the other party deeds it back to you. That assumes that you recorded the quit claim deed. If you didn't and you still have it, tear it up.
If you can afford one you should hire an attorney. What you are looking for is an action for unlawful detainer, which is found in Chapter 82 of the... Read Answer
Contractual penalties are not allowed under Utah law. However, recovery of liquidated damages, actual costs, and interest may be allowed, depending... Read Answer
It depends on what your contract says. The management company's duties should be outlined in that contract. Please feel free to contact me if you... Read Answer
You would want to first have you lease read by an attorney to see what it says by way of certain responsibilities and liabilities of the landlord;... Read Answer
The Landlord has a duty to mitigate, or minimize, its damages by attempting to get a replacement tenant. If it can't get a tenant, or if it gets a... Read Answer
The landlord, except in case of an emergency, is required to give advance notice. But if he came by and your wife agreed to let him in, you do not... Read Answer
It depends, did your wife let her? Then answer is no. If landlord let herself in and she come in uninvited then yes.
If he violated the lease, then he need to compensate you for your damages. Put a demand together for the landlord to compensate you for your... Read Answer
Your question requires an attorney consultation. It is not a simple question that can be answered on this type of forum. There are many factors that... Read Answer
It depends upon how often you pay your rent. When there is no written agreement the character of the tenancy is determined by when the rent is paid.... Read Answer
A 14 year old left alone, mom comes home and the house smells like marijuana. The neighbor did it. You rent. Move now.
Your safest route is to follow the procedures for property left by tenants after they move.
Probably not, because you lived there. You need to contact the city building department to ask about the window. However, as long as you can get in... Read Answer
You were the agent for the owner, the trust. The trust is responsible for any liability arising from owning or renting the house. Your brother is... Read Answer
You have to file an eviction action with the court and you will have until the court issues the eviction order and 3 days after.