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You can ask them to sign the lease but make sure it will not take effect for 30 days. The landlord and tennent act of your state statutes will give you a good starting point.

Most states it's a year but the lease will tell you how long it will be. It depends on if it's a residential or commercial lease.

Go to record of deeds and look up property address to see if there might be some deed or mortgage on your property. If not, you will have to file a Petition for Quiet Title which most likely will...

Could be due to a tramatic experience you forgot or want to forget but don't. When you have these feelings try drinking some water. Yes, it sounds crazy but I have had similar experiences of...

You do not have a disorder so get that nasty thought out of your mind. The more negative you feel about yourself, the more negative you become. You have talents and skills no one else has i.e. music,...

You will not be able to survive on your own. I am telling you that from my own personal experience. Try talking to SRS which is Social Rehabilitation Services in your city or a city close to where...

You need to check your rental agreement and see what it says about who pays for repairs. If the rental agreement says the landlord pays then you may have to file a small claim complaint against the...

Basis of law should protect homeowner from liability under California Penal Code 602.3

(a) A lodger who is subject to Section 1946.5 of the Civil
Code and who remains on the premises of an...

Please read again, legal owner can evict without using formal eviction procedures and I did say that owner gives tennet notice of lock change and under Penal Code 602.3 (b) they cannot be held...

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However, in the case of a single lodger in a house where there are no other lodgers, the owner can evict the lodger without using formal eviction proceedings. The owner can give...

Lockout

Landlords may change the locks on the tenant's rental unit for nonpayment of rent. Laws permit lockouts if the landlord follows certain procedures. Most often, the landlord must:
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To Lisa B4657 This is the a personal residence and apparently the tennent is disruptive. She can evict the tennent and replace locks without court order with order of protection

Depends, if it has to go through probate. If there is no will or trust, the property will go through probate and probate estate will need to pay any taxes. If there is a will or trust and property...

Try auction services in your area.

You need a lease to inforce any binding agreements. You are going to lose all rent and any unpaid utlities because they can vacate the residence. You have no rights so I suggest you evict him if you...

LLC, Limited liability corporation. Check with local small business administartion or SCORE and they can help you find the paperwork necessary to draft coorporate business plan.

Go to Records of Deeds in county courthouse where property is located. If you do not have legal discription of property, then they can research it with address.

No, you can not sublet your apartment without permission from landlord. See if the landlord would be willing to accept sublease agreement. If so, then proceed to rent it out

Yes, as far as I know, you will have to include it.

Refuse to pay lease and move out but find other reantal first. If he comes after you for remaining lease payments don't pay, he is responsible for upkeep on property along with abiding by the...

I agree, qickclaim is the way to go but I would also set up a land trust. In some states its called land contract for sale of real estate. So that your brother is protected, take out insurance to pay...

If she owns the property, do a quickclaim deed for both properties and then file deeds in Records of Deeds in both county courthouses where property is located. Don't see how SSI denial will affect...

Go to appraiser's office in city where property is located and get county appraised copy of property. On the copy, it will list the owner and their phone number. If the house has been vacant for...

Landlord and Tenent Act Kansas - Statute KSA 58-2540, start there and read the rest of the act.

Most states have Quick Claim Deed which you might be able to get at a local title and abstract office or office supply store. You would only have to pay property tax. If you obtained the property by...

Don't see how an association can foreclose and get a deficiency judgment? They most likely purchased the property at sheriff's sale and are trying to collect on deficiency judgment for association...

Yes, but they can do the same to you. It depends on whoes name is on the lease. If your name is on the lease and not their's, you can but may cause problems.