That depends on exactly what you would be doing as a "transaction coordinator". It also depends on what you mean by "setting under a broker."

Yes. That is the only way to do it. Of course it must be renewed before the 10-year term runs out. The dates that count are the dates the abstracts are recorded. If the dates are close, the time may be the determining factor.

You say "Board of Directors." That term usually refers to the people who manage the business of a corporation. If you are referring to a corporate body, the answer is, "yesterday." What is the point of having a corporation if you cannot or will not use it?

Not in writing, but he verbally told you? You assumed the liability, if any exists. I cannot offer an opinion on whether a "very hot" day caused you baby's temperature to reach 102, or even whether that is unhealthy. Certainly your symptoms sound a lot like flu. I have no idea... View More

Depends on who caused the violation. That is an unusual deduction if you caused it, but that is what a deposit is for. it could be called "damage" caused by you. If you did not cause the violation, then he is liable and you are not.

Pay the rent owed. The landlord must keep the items safe and may move them into storage at your expense. After a period of time if you do not repossess them, he make auction them off, deduct his rent, and pay you the balance.

What is the question? If you are asking the cost of a copy of the code, go to Matthew Bender online. They sell law books.

Have you pointed out these facts to the lawyer? If not, do so in writing, sticking to the facts. Include in the letter the facts that if he does not dismiss the sit against you, you will send a copy of the letter to the California State Bar and the local bar association. In the meantime, you... View More

How about a 30-day notice to quit? Deliver the notice by hand. She may become very flexible. While the 30 days is ongoing, get a written rental agreement, add a late payment option ($10.00 per day late after the first), and a deposit, at least $400 -- you can legally demand $800.

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If you have a formal rental agreement/lease, it probably has a section which says that if they have to sue you for any reason, you will have to pay their attorney's fees. AS for stress, from what you have said, it would appear to be self- inflicted. In any case, no stress damages for breach... View More

"No border trims". Does not sound as if that makes the place uninhabitable, and you have lived with it for 8 years.

Served with an "eviction". Exactly what did this "eviction" say? What kind of rental agreement do you have, oral or written, fixed term or... View More

As long as you are occupying the premises you must pay rent, even if the landlord has given you notice of termination. If he did not terminate you and he sold the house, you would become the tenant of the new owner. HE might give you notice to quit, but the rental agreement remains in effect.... View More

Do you have a written promise of some kind? The statute of limitations may have expired if your loan is only oral. In California, oral contracts have a two-year statute, written ones 4 years. It is not applied automatically. He has to know of the statute and raise it as a defense.

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If this is a private mediation, outside the court system, the mediator should declare the mediation unsuccessful and give you a report to that effect. If there is a contract, it should specify the next step, usually arbitration. If no contract, you could file a suit in court.

Has the landlord given you a notice to leave? If so, I would determine your reasonable costs to stay outside your apartment, then I would talk to him about whether he will pay you cash or you deduct from the rent. If you could stay in the apartment, you might propose a lower costs and you stay... View More

My condolences for your loss. Since you are probably her heir, It would be your responsibility. However, in any case, I think your mother would probably wish you to perform her tenant duties on leaving the apartment.

Since the property is in Toronto, Ontario, I believe that the law in Toronto is applicable. If it were in California, the amount you would be entitled to receive would depend on whether the landlady was able to rent the room, for how much, and when.

When you say the landlord "stated", I assume you are talking about your lease/rental agreement. If there is such a clause in your lease, a violation is an uncurable default and would give the landlord the right to evict both of you. I would suggest you approach the landlord and ask his... View More

You have a rental agreement or lease with the owner. If he sells the property, the new owner fills the same shoes as owner and is bound by the lease or rental agreement you now have. Your rights have not changed. He has the right to sell the property. The new owner has all the rights the old... View More

I presume that the carpet cleaner cleaned the carpet and not the underlying floor. Does your lease have any useful provisions about cleaning carpets? Failing that, tenants are responsible for the behavior of their pets. Some carpets can be salvaged by cutting out the offending portion and... View More