If I understand the question, you resided in an apartment until June 6 but your lease ended on April 30. That means you 'held over' a little over a month.

Therefore, you owe a little over a month in extra rent on a 'month to month' basis (look at your lease, I bet it... View More

Your friend signed a contract, jointly with whomever else is on the lease, obligating them all, collectively, to the terms of the lease. The landlord doesn't have to do anything. Are the other people paying rent? Will they agree to pay your friend's share? Unless they do, your friend will... View More

Best thing to do is formally evict her. Serve her with proper notice to quit, and tell her she can resolve everything by coming to get her stuff and terminate the lease in writing. If need be, evict her, then serve her with notice that you'll consider her property abandoned after a reasonable... View More

Yes, provided that the landlord provides you notice and an opportunity to terminate your lease, or upon lease renewal.

Generally, a third party such as a landlord is not liable for the criminal acts of others. Further, landlords are almost never responsible for tenants' personal property. However, some factors may shift more responsibility on the landlord such as whether the fake cameras were placed in... View More

You can evict tenants without a written lease, however I'm not sure how you'll go about showing lost equipment / assets if they weren't written down. You could establish a rent amount by showing bank statements / proof of payment. Otherwise, you'll have a tough time showing what the rent is.

Yes. You would become a month-to-month tenant, and many apartment complexes charge more for that. The reason being that you can then leave with 30 days notice and not be liable for any remaining lease payments.

It may be true. If you want to avoid liability you could insist that the lease provide for your option to terminate it if you don't receive the visa. If it's too late and the lease has already been signed, you could try to sublet the leased premises. We would have to examine the lease... View More

This is a terrible idea and could subject you to a constructive eviction claim, causing YOU to PAY these non-paying tenants as punishment.

Quite likely, yes. Your landlord is providing you notice. It sounds like that new rate would be conditioned on you renewing your lease, which you have the option not to do.

Possibly. Although it will be up to the police to determine whether a crime occurred.

I believe that date is extended with the new executive order. Keep in mind that even if you were to file, it will be some time before a hearing happens. Unless you have a police report, it sounds like you'll need to do a 30-day notice to quit for the lease violation, only after which the court... View More

A hotel stay is more like a license than a tenancy. Like any license, it can be revoked. You are allowed to stay so long as you comply with certain conditions AND the hotel offers it.

Provide notice and begin eviction proceedings once courts re-open to these matters.

You will need to move forward with summary proceedings by filings made to the district court to start eviction proceedings. You can not "self help", even with language in a lease.

That EO is likely to be extended. But yes, you could otherwise file.

You can ask the court to hold an evidentiary hearing.

That depends on the terms of your lease. "Verbal" leases are notorious for being unenforceable because the terms are so hard to define, but unless you SPECIFICALLY agreed to allow him to have sole possession of the place, I'd say there is no reason you can't share the place with... View More

You will need to refer to the language your VRBO contract. But most likely, no, you can't get your money back because the stay at home order (1) didn't cancel the effect of existing contracts, and (2) the Michigan stay at home order has no effect on the state of Florida. If you need... View More

Unless this is some sort of special housing facility, I don't think so; nor would I imagine a landlord would want to exercise such control.