I would check the paint and if it's still in good condition I would ask him why he wants it re painted.
If it doesn't look as good as when you left it, ask him what happened to it. If you can show him the documents of the paint job and when it was … Read more
Most often no. A landlord can state on an eviction notice that he/she will give you a certain amount of time to pay the rent but most landlords don't do that because if the tenant does not pay the rent by the stated time then the landlord has to go back through the process again … Read more
It all depends on the condition of the carpet and paint used. But such
things must be reviewed on annual basis. Depends on your choice especially.
No, your landlord can't start to charge you for things that were not part of your original agreement.
Depending on the type of commercial enterprise you run, there are many factors to consider before agreeing to rent a commercial office space. These are the things that apply broadly:
1. Who are your neighbours?
Make sure you have friendly neighbours, whether they're running other enterprises or they have residence. Find out what they're up … Read more
I should know the answer to this question - I've been living in a rented apartment for 7 years!
I think the most important thing when renting an apartment is to have your wits about you! Seriously - there are several things you must have -
No, he is not responsible for TV Aerial. You are liable to do all these things, he are not liable for this!
I think firstly you should discuss your problem with your owner. If he does not take any action, then you should think about breaking the lease.
I think any owner will change the carpet and paint if some one is either renting that house or moving out of that house in between, it's your responsibility to take care of these things.
You'll have to look at your rental agreement and see if it says you have to pay rent and utilities. Usually it's all part of your rent, but some do charge extra for utilities. You should have been told that up front.
I had been ill for a long time and ended up in hospital with pneumonia.
At the time I didn't realise the flat I'm renting had mould. I was finding black stickiness under my bed only and use to clean it up. This was around January then by feb i was in hospital.
Can the damp had … Read more
I would alert the property manager if bed bugs are discovered. A robust bed bug control effort using a professional pest control company is the only solution that will guarantee success, and if your landlord is t fault he should fork out, not you!
Having rented properties for years myself, I can assure you that there needs to be a pretty darn good reason as to … Read more
It all comes down to what it says in your rental agreement or contract really.
If it mentions a late charge, then he is within his rights to ask for it. If you can't pay, then you might be able to work out some sort of repayment arrangement.
If your contract doesn't say anything about this charge, … Read more
yes! If you have lived there for more than 6weeks even if you are not on the lease legally you are a tenant of the home because she gave you permission to stay with no intention of asking you to leave when she did so. Therefore she is to act like a leasee she legally … Read more
I'm a little confused, are you asking whether you should have been given 30 days notice before eviction?
Where does student OW come into the matter?
As far as your lease, the law will vary from location to location - but generally the courts will favour whoever is abiding by the contractual agreement signed when you started … Read more
All depends on whether the basement is including exclusively to you in the lease agreement here and if so, then ask him to store the gas elsewhere as the fumes are spreading throughout the house and is sickening. All you can do is try or move the gas can to a garage, if applicable but … Read more
This is a violation of the lease anywhere I have been.
Consider small claims court action and the advice above should be considered also. A definate health department concern!
Regarding The leaking roof and the mice running around: If the landlord won't do anything about it you should contact the health department for starters And there should be a renters department that you can call your city to complain.
