syracuseblue
May 17, 2012, 06:24 AM
I am currently having a disagreement with my landlord. She owns the house next to where I reside right now. Her mother is renting the house next to me and without the landlord knowing the her son was staying with her.
Her son ( the landlords brother) got in a huge fight with his ex wife in the front yard that ended in physicallity between the two parties and mulutiple threats of killing me and burning my house down. He has numerous arrests and convictions for a various amount of violent and non violent crimes.
Wheni approached my landlord about breaking my lease a week later due to not feeling safe in the residence she stated that was " not her fault".
My rent is due mid month and I asked to pay my rent up for the month (April) and use my security deposit for the final month (may). She replied 3 (2 Apr) days later stating that she is being nice enough to let leave and she demanded all the rent for that month and the next month when due.
She later filed a three day notice and a complaint with the court for late rent. The problem is that she never posted a three day notice on the residence and the first time I saw it was when it came from the clerk of the court.
I put all of this in my answer to the court.
Her son ( the landlords brother) got in a huge fight with his ex wife in the front yard that ended in physicallity between the two parties and mulutiple threats of killing me and burning my house down. He has numerous arrests and convictions for a various amount of violent and non violent crimes.
Wheni approached my landlord about breaking my lease a week later due to not feeling safe in the residence she stated that was " not her fault".
My rent is due mid month and I asked to pay my rent up for the month (April) and use my security deposit for the final month (may). She replied 3 (2 Apr) days later stating that she is being nice enough to let leave and she demanded all the rent for that month and the next month when due.
She later filed a three day notice and a complaint with the court for late rent. The problem is that she never posted a three day notice on the residence and the first time I saw it was when it came from the clerk of the court.
I put all of this in my answer to the court.