shaun davis
shaun davis answered Anonymous' question

you should tell your landlord if you are living there for the long time and ask himfor some time.You may alsofile against in court a landlord also has to give almost 30 days notice

Tom  Jackson
Tom Jackson answered Anonymous' question

Real estate is primarily governed by state and local statutes and your specific contract with your landlord.

The rest is usually a question of negotiation for what you want if it is not spelled out in the lease.

http://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/how-often-are-landlords-supposed-to-change-carpets-698254.html


Tom  Jackson
Tom Jackson answered

The rights of landlords vary from state to state.  Some states are landlord friendly; some are tenant friendly.

What is legal in Main (for example) may or may not be legal in Nevada (for example).

I see a lot of answers come from people who consider such an action an "invasion or privacy" or against some other … Read more

Jason Levy
Jason Levy answered DDX Project's question

According to me, A 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom house in a nice neighborhood only goes for around $1,600 a month here. Now, about 45 minutes from here that could rent a decent home in an upscale city where most of our news anchors, radio hosts, and athletes live. I wish, I had 3k a month … Read more

Sam Gray
Sam Gray answered Chewed Bubblegum's question

According to me, No. Because,  I don't think 18 is too young for an apartment. I'm glad you're saving your money early; I imagine it would be expensive living in Boston. The key to sharing a space is to set ground rules so everyone is clear on who's cleaning the bathroom / living room / … Read more

Jason Levy
Jason Levy answered

I would like to say that the landlord is obligated to paint the place before a new tenant moves in. Usually a tenant will demand it be painted anyway before they move in. If you mention your thinking about doing that your landlord will paint it to save you the trip.