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The room itself is very small and walled with thin paneling. It has two very small windows that are painted shut so there is no egress. The room also has no vents or any access to the central heat or the air. Although not as severe, the room also has no closet and the ceilings are very low. This... View More 
answered on Dec 11, 2018
Establish that there is mold in the house and that is the cause of your sickness. Put them on notice of it by sending a letter and demanding it be corrected. If not corrected, you can void the lease and move.
We put a down payment of $8000.00 down on 35 and a half acres around 3 and 1/2 yrs ago, She had her 2008 chrysler sebring, And i had my 2006 chevy silverado, We seperated around a year or so ago so i left in my truck, Well she takes my title and puts it in her son's name and come's to... View More
answered on Aug 14, 2018
if there is no lease, he can give you 30 days notice to leave, no reason necessary.
Husbands sister took over mortgage payments and was given a rent to own contract that when the loan was paid off the house and one of the 2 acres she could have. Only thing asked was that she pay all the fees & repairs. Contract said so long as she pays $350 on time and maintains property the... View More
answered on May 26, 2018
No. You need to file a foreclosure action because of the land contract.
They charged me for the cost of the electric bill plus an additional $65 dollar late fee. Technically, that fee is in the lease agreement but only for late rent. My rent was paid in full on time for the month.
answered on Apr 17, 2018
If it is in the agreement for utilities or another provision related to the electric bill, they can charge you. If it is not in the contract, it is not enforceable.
We had a verbal agreement for Aaron's to pick up washer and dryer after i moved out. The landlord will not give them up and says he's keeping them.
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answered on Aug 13, 2017
Not is Aaron's is the owner. Tell Aaron's and their lawyers will get it back. If asked to do so, join in Aaron's lawsuit against the Landlord.
Elizabethtown KY
answered on Feb 26, 2017
Hard to say, with only the information in your question. But it sounds like he has been letting you live there and that you have no type of legal "ownership" interest in the property such as a leasehold interest or a term of years or what-have-you. If that is the case, if he asks you to... View More
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