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New owners have took over our park which nobody was made aware of until the final sale. They have came in and wrote out violation statements and added $40 violation fee whether you have it fixed within those two weeks or not,you still have to pay that fee.According to management, the previous... View More
New owners have took over our park which nobody was made aware of until the final sale. They have came in and wrote out violation statements and added $40 violation fee whether you have it fixed within those two weeks or not,you still have to pay that fee.According to management, the previous... View More
Waves in walls from broken pipes, mold flowers, all colors mold. They've been spraying knockdown to cover moldy sheetrock, doors w/mold inside, smells like fish.My neighbor can smell mold from outside my unit. I have no energy. Take 40mg Adderall and go back 2 sleep for 2 hours, inflammation... View More
according to New Jersey Department of Community Affairs Division of Codes and Standards Landlord Tenant Information Service:
Paint requirements
Interior walls, ceilings and other exposed surfaces in rental units must be kept smooth, clean, free
of flaking, loose or peeling... View More
A little longer does he have to go get a new court order to remove me
We are already moving out, but we got a 3 day notice on our door and then a text from the landlord that I must reply today by end of day or she will proceed with eviction. Don’t I have 3 days to respond? Or can she really proceed if I don’t reply the day she gave us the 3 day notice?
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answered on Sep 4, 2024
A 3-day notice to vacate is given when a tenant has not paid their rent in full in a timely manner. Whether you respond to the notice or not, the landlord can proceed with the eviction three days after the notice was given unless the tenant has fully paid all rent which has accrued and surrendered... View More
me and my ex are going through a break up and he is trying to evict me, but he’s not going about it correctly
No prior lateness
I'm closing on a home; I've provided my 30 days notice as the lease stipulates. I've read my lease several times. I can't find any clauses which coincide with what I'm being told about: the inability to terminate my lease early; clauses that denote the complex will do... View More
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answered on Sep 4, 2024
In the absence of an agreement to the contrary, a lease for a specified term continues until the end of that term. For example, if you agreed to a lease for a term of one year with a commencement date of December 1, 2023, that lease does not end until November 30, 2024. The parties can agree... View More
I asked the renters if it's okay to leave my lawn mowers on her property and they said yes to the landlord went behind my back and took the lawn mowers and sold them without me knowing
The co-op has private streets and rent stabilized tenants are allowed two free parking spaces. My adult son lives with me. The landlord refuses to pay for a second space and my son was forced to move his car outside the complex. On a few occasions this summer he accidentally left his car within the... View More
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answered on Sep 4, 2024
If you agreed in your lease to such a fine, yes. Otherwise, an unauthorized occupant would just be a breach of lease which the landlord could enforce by terminating the lease or by exercising any other remedies provided in the lease.
This is in addition to the 30 days. Am I obligated to pay this? I am leaving because I purchased a home.
In addition to the 30 days. Am I obligated to pay this? I am leaving because I purchased a home.
I live in a co-op building and the neighbors right below me had water damage. No idea what happened, but their insurance took care of everything a month or two ago. Now, the Super called me that the neighbors and the building management have been emailing for a date for someone to come in and... View More
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answered on Sep 3, 2024
Without knowing the details of the water damage, one possibility is that the insurance adjuster and building super want to confirm that the source of damage is not from directly above, which could make your unit the most likely possible source to look into. You mention feeling uncomfortable - you... View More
I have a letter stating that I am disabled from my doctor, the letter states that I have to have someone here to help me with ADLs transportation to and from appointments as well as grocery store etc. but I keep getting myself unauthorized tenant or guest , I have requested a reasonable... View More
She sold the house to a realtor without giving me a notice. So two days later the new owner is telling me to move out.
my lease was up @ the end of July my landlord served me notice to terminate lease because she intends to sell. Which I do not believe. But my question is after doing my own research i believe it states that the 90 day notice she serves should be done effective at the end of my lease not when she... View More
What would be their rights if they’ve been notified for many months? Their portion of the lease has been expired for 2 months now. They do not live in the home & the lease is only in my name. They are threatening to come get only the expensive items and not everything, since they still do not... View More
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answered on Sep 3, 2024
What does your written agreement with your roommate say? Do you have ANYthing in writing?
Put it in writing or there is no way to answer this. I’d suggest even now you should — in writing — offer a specific time and place for them to pick up their things. If they are not removed... View More
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