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 When i signed up for a mortgage, i said i would be living in the house...?
I never intended on moving in. Now the house is behind in payments and someone said they might investigate whether or not i lived there. If they determined i never lived there, i'd be in ...


 Is it legal for aperson 2 harrass you at work for an unpay bill?
Lets say, the Landlord did not fix the heat, Does that cancel your contract? Can you move out of the house inmeadiatly without running the chance he keeps your deposit. The landlord calls your boss ...


 Is it worth it to have a home inspection done if the house isn't even 5 years old?
The house isn't even 5 years old... Is there even that many problems it could have? Also, the home comes with a 1 year warranty.. Is it worth the money to have one done? What's the ...


 What happens when you are moving and cannot get a hold of your landlord.?
We are on a month-to-month lease (starting from the 1st of each month.)
We have been trying since 2 weeks ago to let the landlord know we would be leaving February 15th. We have had no replies ...


 How much to closing costs run on a townhome?
we just got our contract signed and we close on the 31st of july. how much should we bring to the table for the closing costs?...


 Should I pay my house off or not?
My house is almost paid for. I have always heard you should not pay it off then there are others who say yes, pay it off. What are the advanges of paying it off or advanges of keeping some kind of ...


 Can my landlord really charge me for that?!?
We just had $500 deducted from our security deposit! We lived in our duplex for 1 year. We are EXTREMELY clean people. We did not have the carpets "professionally" cleaned upon move out, ...


 Which real estate agent is correct? Who can represent me?
I 1st talked to the builder's agent then got my own. Now builders agent says I can't have my own agent b/c I talked to him 1st. My agent says this is against the law/rules and that I have ...


 I finally got an offer on my house, but it is too low. What do I do?
My home has been on the market for over 2 months and I finally got an offer. The "buyer" has no problem with the price, but It is her father (the accountant) that does. Our list price is $...


 How do we get our landlord to let us do improvements to our house?
We've been living in this house for about 2 months now, and it's really old. There's mold in one bedroom, and nasty carpet in the other. Now all we use those rooms for is storage, and ...


 Can you live in Maidstone and work in London?
I heard that the house prices in Maidstone, Kent are reasonably cheaper than in London. Is it feasible to live in Maidstone and commute to central London to work? Is it a good option?...


 If my roommate moves out and leaves his belongings here, can I keep them to sell for rent?
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 Need help on better security for my apartment building?
I am an owner of a 6 family apartment building. The tenants keep on breaking any lock we put on a door to the basement. I need some advice on some products (Cut-resistant locks, hidden surveillance ...


 Im looking at a house for 230,000 i will put 20% down but want to finance closing costs is that possible.?
i have another 10,000 but i want to use that for painting and buying furniture... do you think if i put 20 down will they finance closing fees
Additional Details
ok its not a one bedroom ...


 How much money do you need to have as a down payment on a house?
Lets say the house costs between 100k and 150k in ohio....


 Housing? please help!?
will the council or housing assosiation house you quickly if you have a repossesion letter with a date? we are likely to get our house repossessed in the near future as we both lost our jobs and ...


 My husband and I want to walk away from our morgage. It is 97% of house value. Can we do this?
The house has been for sale 3 yrs now. We live 2 hours apart during this time due to work. Now our health and relationship is suffering from the stress. There are no investors in our area for short ...


 Can my landlord take on rent arrears from the previous landlord and chase me for them?
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 Mold is in my closet. I'm afraid to get evicted from my apartment. I don't know how it got there.?
The lease states that if mold is found in our apartment, then it's automatic eviction....


 I got hired to be a Real Estate secretary. They will pay me 1k for every property sold. What do you think?
Basically filing papers and and organizing data. Is this a good job? I almost feel like it is not worth it....



Lauren V
7 months of asking for the lease I signed my landlord draws up a new one with diff conditions. what do i do?
my landlord agreed for me and my room mate to each pay 550 a month. I signed a lease and they were going to give me a copy once my room mate signed it and they never did. We repeatedly asked and it kept getting pushed further back. After 7 months i sent them a letter with my check requesting the lease before next months payment. At a sit down with the lease they presented me a completely new one. asking for 750 each from us. I dont have a lease put i have check stubs that say for rent in the amount of 550! What should i do?
                     
 




Gem
Don't sign the new lease.

Continue to pay rent as agreed.

If he sues you, he will have to produce a written copy of the lease that you signed.

You have a few options. Write a letter stating that you do not agree to the new terms and that you want a copy of the signed lease. Include it with your rent check (and make note of the fact the rent check is included with the letter). That way you have proof if he sues that you tried to get a copy.

How long was the original lease for? Probably a year. If I were you I would look for a new place to move at the end of your year.

Good luck, bad landlords suck.


telluwat
call tenants rights in your yellow pages


Charley
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I'd give them a 30 notice to move out .. the new lease that was given and altered does not have your signature on it. At least it better not. There is nothing he can do to take you to court on but save everything you give him and he gives you. He does not seem to be trust worthy. I wouldn't give him another dime. Good Luck ... You might want to look into the BBB on this one as well and from them try to get copies of what is found for further reference of this crook. That way when or if it goes to court..... You would surely win and the jugde may fine him for his actions.


zorro1701e
call tenants rights, but first ask for a meeting,
tell them that the lease had said 550, not 750, tell them you want a copy of the lease or you will be calling tenent services.
If by any chance your first lease was for only 6 months, than after 7 months its kind of moot point.
next time you move, ask for a copy of the lease before you hand over your first payment, or at least a copy of the page that says what the monthly payment is, i also recomend keeping a copy of the move in inspection. or make a video.
how long was first lease for?


dizzygrltoo
Get a lawyer fast!


spadezgurl22
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well ur screwed bc u allowed this much time to go by without getting a copy of the original agreement. i would tell them if they cant revert to the orignal terms of the agreement than you are submitting ur 30 days notice and u will live next month off ur security. (bc chances are if their screwing u with a shady lease their going to screw u with the deposit as well) i suggest cutting ur losses and move out their shady people. unless u can afford an attorney this situation is going to get messier.


harlanuu@sbcglobal.net
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Small claims court.


Sucka
Don't pay rent until they give you a copy. Make sure you keep a copy of your request for the copy of the lease. Do it again with a certified mail. Document everything. You got a good case if you can prove it.


ncantongirl
If you refuse to sign the new contract, they would have to furnish the original contract that you and your roommate signed. They have the option to raise the rent on a yearly basis, but it is unfounded to raise it that much more than what was originally agreed to. It would only be after the year contract (if that's what it was) before the adjustment can be made- and they would have to furnish the changes to you in a timely manner, which in most states is at least greater than the 30 days you would have to give for your termination/release from contract. Continue making the payments you have for the past 7 months on time, as you would not want to give them any reason to take action against you in court for eviction. I would write a letter along with the check which states something along the line as "As per our lease contract." It's going to be pretty difficult to explain why there has been a deficit to your monthly checks if the landlord pursues this further. There is a governmental agency for Tenants Rights that can become involved as well.


m_c_m_a_n
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They have a right to change terms, however this right must be outlined on the previous lease and since they never provided one you definitely have a gripe.

I think it best that you look for another place and just move as it sounds like the Landlord will always be untrustworthy.

If the landlord gives you grief for breaking the original just spend $100 and get a lawyer to draw up a letter threatening a lawsuit. Just remember, if the landlord is a big management company they might call your bluff and probably would steamroll you in court.

You should have made a special trip to the LL's office long ago and demanded a copy of the lease. I think now you can see why as it comes down to your word against theirs.


J*A*K*C
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I would get the court involved!


dryheatdave
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If the original lease required your room-mate to cosign...and they didn't, it sounds like you have NO LEASE. After so much time, for the rent to go up, I think you might be screwed.

Perhaps you should ask why your room mate never cosigned. Sounds like they were the ones that have messed up this deal.

There is one thing you can do though - you can always MOVE, if the new lease is not acceptable to you. Without an effective current lease, the landlord might be able to evict you - although I'm guesing it depends where you live.


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