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 Do I pay for the cost of the repair for my sink when I'm a tenant in a apartment complex?
I live in an apartment in S. California and I'm a month/month rent tenant.
My sink got clogged up and I ask the manager to have it fixed. She came over with that un-clogging liquid stuff ...


 Who are the best people to rent my house out to?
I want to rent my house out but obviuosly want to make the most money, in order to be able to buy another place, any ideas of what I should do, its a 3 bed ...


 Can my tenants get away with only paying part of their rent each month?
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 If I am renting a house dose the owner have any responsibility to pay one of the utility's? Liveing in CA?
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 Should I take legal action against my roommate?
I have a lease that is under my name only. She never signed a lease, but we had a verbal agreement . We were to split the utlities 50/50. This has been going great. now in june she told me that her ...


 How do I tell my real estate agent i no longer want to work with him?
I have recently started to work with a real estate agent who is also a neighbor and who I am going to use to sell my house once I buy a new one. But I found out that bringing him into my home search ...


 Landlord doesn't return security deposit?
Hi, I'm in California, my ex landlord doesn't return my security deposit and today is the deadline, I haven't received anything in the mail. I was wondering whether I am supposed to ...


 Should I get a house for someone in my name?
A friend of the family sked me to get a house in my name using my credit. He is going to purchase a foreclosed home with equity built already, pull out the equity between $10,000-$20,000, and split ...


 Can a landlord kick you out for getting pregnant?
we have several problems with the landlord anyway, but now this?? is it legal? and just found out they knew there was black mold here before we moved in and didnt even let us know.if anyone knows a ...


 Buy a condo or a house...?
I am 24 and working full-time and going to school part-time. My wife is doing the same. Together we make a decent income. Currently we are renting a apartment and would like to buy either a house or ...


 Which house would you buy??
A house that was built in 2004, 1276 sq ft, $2800.00 tax bill, $105,000 and has to have new carpets, doors, paint, tub, sink. OR A house that was built in 1969, 2500 sq ft, $2500 tax bill, $107,000 ...


 How to keep a neighbor from HELL out of your Open House when the day comes to sell?
Can you restrict access somehow? I'm looking for a statute or law of some kind....


 Can an eighteen year old female still in high school move into an apartment on her own?
The eighteen year wants to live with a male over 21 and continue to go to High School and graduate in June....


 I let a friend move into my house and now she wont pay rent and I want to kick her out? What can I do legally
We had agreed that she could stay until she was able to pay an agreed rent and now she says she cant pay it and convinced me should would pay less. She has yet to give me any rent money and at this ...


 Why does "Habitat for Humanity" build houses in bad neighborhoods ?
The houses are cute but who would want to live in the neighborhoods they're built in ?
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 How can I get my security deposit back from an irresponsible landlord?
I moved out of my previous house over 6 weeks ago.

My landlord said i would get my security deposit back because i didn't wreck the place. He said i would have it weeks ago and ...


 If you sign the paperwork to buy a house, can the realtor let someone with a better offer take the house?
My aunt is buying a house. It's been on the market for about 3 or four months, that I know of. They applied and they have been negotiating back and forth with the realtor and the owner of the ...


 Selling a house with ghosts?
If I am selling a house, should I disclose to the realtor that there are ghosts? If I do, it might not get sold. If I dont, the new owners might complain later. Can they take me to court if they see ...


 How can owning a paid off townhouse help me buy a house?
I live in a San Diego suburb where prices are falling.

My husband and I will have our 1700 square feet townhouse paid off in a few months.

We are planning to have a baby soon, ...


 I need emergency rent money to keep from being evicted?
i have two small children and my business went under no funds for rent and bills i'm very affraid for my children to be homeless
and hungry if there is anyone out there that can help us ...



mebee_73
My grandpa has a rental property but tenants are not willing to vacate it.They don't pay rent Anyideas?
He is a very old man and cannot run from court to court the tenants are trying to take advantage of his situation. The property is in a prime location. Few of the tenants are reporters and so no one is willing to co-operate. He has requested several times to vacate but no results. Please advice a legal way to resolving this situation . What are his options?
                     
 




cooperbry
Follow your local laws and file an eviction. Pay close attention to written notices and the time periods necessary. Once the notices are filed and the tenant doesn't pay, DO NOT ACCEPT partial rent payments from them. Tell them, to save the money for their next rental property. Good Luck!


thylawyer
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His only option is to go to court. There is no reason he should have to "run from court to court." I have no idea what you mean by "few of the tenants are reporters and so no one is willing to cooperate."

He needs to see a good eviction lawyer ( called summary process in MA and by other terms in other states). If he is too old to run to court, he could walk or ride. He could grant someone a power of attorney to handle the evictions, or even to manage the property generally. Of course, if he has no one he can trust to do that without ripping him off, he has a more serious problem than tenants.


merlin
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If he has an agreement done at the time of renting there should not be any problem at all. As per the norms of the agreement they have to vacate as per the duration mentioned in the agreement otherwise he can contact the police .we went through a similar situation but was solved by the police intervention though it does not come under the police jurisdiction.


joe booze
You need to check with your local municipalities like the city government to find out about evictions. Assuming they have been there without a lease and have not been paying rent, your issue might be as simple as calling the police too. Personally, I would contact a lawyer who is more familiar with the system.


danicolegirl
Unfortunately, I think that your grandpa will have to take them to court, but since he is an elderly man, you should become his power of attorney. From there, you could go to court and serve them with an order of eviction, and give them thirty days to vacate the property. If they still do not leave, have them escorted by the police to leave. I am sorry but this is the only way to get them to leave. I also think that you should sue for back rent, or keep the security deposit.


plr2win
If he can't do the leg work himself, get a lawyer


John Steigns
I would blow the place up and collect the insurance money. Then buid a new place and rent it to some respectable people


lv thinker82
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take advise from a best lawyer of ur town.He must be help u grandpa.and also send a legal notice through court.don't worry believe in god.do ur efforts truth will come but in later.I prey from god to make decision at very fast movement.Pls consulate with ur adviser.


BoomChikkaBoom
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If they are not paying their rent, he should file for eviction based upon non-payment. It is a relatively quick process, and you don't run from "court to court".

It sounds like there is much more to the story than you are telling.

If he is unable to handle the situation himself, he should hire a lawyer to do it for him.


larry r
An attorney familiar with evictions and landlord rights should be able to quickly resolve the problem. In the meantime, he could contact a handyman to go to the property and remove all the doors. I'm serious. Have the handyman take the doors. If asked what he is doing, have him say, "I've been hired to make repairs on these doors. I should have them back in a few weeks." The tenants will not want their stuff stolen like they are stealing from your grandfather so they will have to have someone stand guard or move out. A friend of mine in Minneapolis did this. The tenants called the cops and when the cops found out the tenants were behind on rent, they just smiled and told the tenants the landlord was just making repairs on the property. How could they complain? The tenants moved out the next day.


Doc8
Go to court for an eviction notice and have the law remove them.


zahbudar
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Go to the county courthouse in your area. File papers against the renters listing the months that they have failed
to pay rents. Then issue a court approved eviction notice.
Have the eviction notice served on the renters by an
officer of the court.


drjimoside
file a notice of eviction for non-payment of rent by registered letter, the sheriff can remove them within 45 to 60 days. if they try to pay, hold any payments in an escrow account until they get current, if they do not get current, after the eviction, return the escrowed money to them by certified check sent by registered mail

sell the property to another person, let it be their headache


Alterfemego
Take him to the sheriffs office to file an eviction notice and ask the sheriff to serve it. Tenants have rights unfortunately, and I'm sure your state has a procedure to follow to have someone removed from your property. This is a situation where you will need to help your grandfather all you can.


INACTIVE
He may wish to hire a property manager to handle the business affairs for him. Does he only have one rental property? We may also want to consider selling the place and then invest the money into an account for a safe income. Wouldn't it make more sense to have $100,000 or whatever in the bank collecting interest for the next 10, 20 or 40 years than collecting rent (or not collecting it) and tying up that cash??? If he cannot take care of the property and problems, it may be time to bail out. Why don't you buy the place from him???


crzyaltego
hire a lawyer- have them show up with a police escort and force them to leave


sheps0422
have the constable come to the place and put a padlock on the door


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