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 Can the landlord stop a tenant from sitting in the front of the building?
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 Where should we move?
My girlfriend and I are looking to move again next year. I need a city with at least an indie film community so that I can continue to work locally. NYC scares my girlfriend and LA is too far for her....


 I had to damage a door because of a faulty lock, now is it mine or the landlord's responsibility to pay?
Hey guys, a strange thing happened. My landlord had fit in a new door, but it had problems with a lock, and I got locked in and could not get out. There was no one around to ask for help, and I was ...


 Is £60 a month on house bills expensive?
My flat mate charges me £60 for bills which includes water gas and elctric and mayb internet. Am i being over charged or is this about right? its a small terrace ...


 Why do people like to live in $900,000 'condos?'?
I live in Atlanta, Georgia. I've grown up here all of my life, and I hope to move away into a nicer area further out in the country, at some point. I'm tired of the city...it's not ...


 Can I be sued for past rent and damages for a home that my mother was buying when she passed away?
My Mother was buying a mobile home from a private seller when she passed away in March. she is still legally married to my stepfather but he is incarcerated. My younger brother lived there for the ...


 Do I have to have pre-approval letter just to see the property?
I'm planing to buy a property so I got a realtor who said that he has a few properties but would not show them to me unless I have a pre-approval letter. Is this normal? Is this a must?
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 I recently bought a house and was disappointed to find out I paid exactly the appraised value of the house.?
Is this unusual? I thought in this market I would be paying less but that was not the case. My coworker said I should have bought the house and already had equity in it. IS that true? Don't get ...


 Why is it that 96% all mortgages are still being paid on time?
Yet America hating liberals focus only on the 4% of scumbags that should have never qualified for a mortgage in the first place?!...


 My tenant wants to break the lease and move out immediately. as a land lord, what should i do?
she says that her mother has cancer and she has to move to Texas to take care of her. she says that she got fired from her job. there is no money to pay rent next month....


 Apt rental agreement question with a faulty appliance?
I have just gotten a new 1-bedroom apt and it came with a refrigerator. most of the apts though in this bldg and managment company DO NOT come with a refrigerator and so i noticed there was one when ...


 How much am I entiled to?
My ex and I bought a house together a year ago. It is financed in her name alone, but both of us are listed on the deed. She broke up with my four months ago and we are in the process of sorting ...


 Father-in-law possibly buying house across the street?
my father-in-law and his girlfreind are looking into buying the house that's up for sale right across the street from my husband and I. My husband wants him to buy that house, however I'm ...


 Is it legal for the tenant to return landlord's mail back to sender?
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 Am muslim lady came to london from abroad for treatment looking for stadio flat to rent for 6weeks close to?
regent mosque, ready to pay 150 per week maxi, please may allah reward you can you help please reply yes or no. ...


 I need a place to live are there property managers that rent to people with bad credit?
I have late payments and past due bills and creditors are not happy with me right ...


 I am moving from my first apartment any advice to avoide extra charges?
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 The house I'm buying isn't worth the price offered...?
the appraiser said it wasn't worth the price. it's about 50,000 less than what we offered. the sellers don't owe anything on it, but i'm worried they won't negotiate with ...


 Is this a good time to buy house / condo in Conneticut?
or are the prices expected to still come down? Do you think prices of Condos and townhouses will coem down, too?...


 Is It ok to Tag Along With a House Inspector While He/She Is Inspecting Your Future House?
Buying a house and need an inspection. (Cincinnati, Ohio) A friend said that their house inspector did not want them to be there because he might get distracted.

Is that the norm.? Or ...



Kitty
My landlord didn't gave me or let me sign a contract room rental agreement, am i free to move out anytime?
I have been having problems with my landlord, He doesn't gave/ let us sign any contract <room rental agreement> and he told us we've got to find another place to stay, so now we called and told him we are moving out, He then say NO.. bec he want's us to pay the rent for this month!! which is I think not appropriate as we have given him a deposit and settled this november month rent and our cut off is on dec. 11 ... so now I am planning to move out befor dec 11 and just pack my things and leave the keys. What if he threatens us.. do I have to tell him I am right and do not black mail me? bec I think he's just black mailing us. PLS GIVE SOME ADVICE.
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he noticed us last November 19 to find a new place. so i think if I am going to move out tomorrow , I have the right. besides he doesn;t gave us a legal tenancy agreement. maybe i think he really don't give it bec he wants us to pay and pay whatever he says.
                     
 




kiss_of_angel_20
As far as paying for your rent it depends on when your due date for rent is. If your rent is due on the 1st of every mth then yeah you do need to pay for dec. But if your rent is due for after the time you plan on moving I don't think so as you have paid a deposit and not occupied the full mth. But really if he didn't make you sign anything then he won't have a leg to stand on if he tries to take you to court. I wouldn't worry about it too much though...Just get your stuff and move to a safer location. If he does make threats report him to your local housing authority and BBB.


reenzz
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Your landlord is right...not having a lease or written agreement does not exclude you from state law. All states require you to give notice of one full rental period...meaning if you plan to move out on Dec. 11th, then notice should have been given Nov. 11th. If you give him notice today...your still responsible for rent until the 8th of Jan. Security deposits can not be used at rent unless with permission from the landlord. If you fail to give proper notice, the landlord can sue you for rent owed.


Sagebrush Kid
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If you pay your rent monthly you're assumed to have a month to month tenancy. 30 days notice is customary.

Without a written lease, he can probably threaten all he wants. Just write him a [certified] letter and tell him you are terminating your tenancy effective [DATE]. Remind him in the letter that he refused [or failed] to provide you with a written lease and therefore you are [probably] under no requirement to provide him with any additional notice.

Since you didn't mention your state there's no real way to know for sure; however, there is no such thing as a verbal contract in real estate. That's why a landlord should protect himself with a written contract.

I believe it's his tough luck.


bostonianinmo
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Since you do not have a written agreement you are considered a tenant-at-will. You may leave at any time however you MUST give whatever statutory notice is spelled out in local laws. That's generally 30 days, spanning a full rental period, though it varies from 15 to 60 days in a few jurisdictions.

From what you say, your rental period runs from the 11th of the month through the 10th of the following month. If you give notice now, it will be effective on January 10, 2008. If you have not given notice yet and move prior to December 11th, you WILL be liable for the rent through January 10, 2008.

Regardless of how you feel about it, that's the law and your landlord is correct.

Addendum: Since he gave you notice on November 19th, and it appears that your rental period runs from the 11th, that notice is with full effect as of January 10th as all notices must span a full rental period as well as the statutory notice period, normally 30 days. He would have had to give you notice by November 10th for it to be effective on December 10th.


chris
If he told you that you need to vacate, you should be ok to leave and not pay any more rent after the 30 days time,
However, usually your deposit is security for damages, not rental payment.
If you were the one that gave notice, you should give and pay for 30 days from that initial date.
You should pay a prorated amount for the month depending on waht day you gave notice.
Hope this helps.


wiemercats
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Just leave.You will not get your deposit, that will cover any money you owe him up to the 11th. No contract, no commitment. You do not need a lawyer. He will just cost you more money for the same result.


Hubris252
Just move out. It sounds like he thought he could get better tenents to move in for December but couldn't. Since he already told you to move out and you want to move out, go ahead and move out. He might try to take you to small claims court but everything is on your side. Don't give that jerk a second's thought and just find a new place.


Mike
I recommed that you talk with an attorney who specializes in real estate law.

Ask your attorney to send your landlord a letter that explains to the landlord what his rights and obligations are.

You will probably also need the attorney to help you get your deposit back.

If your landlord does not use a written rental agreement, I would bet that he is not very good about returning deposits either.


Fasar
You will have to pay for the time you occupied the apartment. If you have paid in advance and are current up to this point then you can leave at any time you please. If there is no contract between you, he cannot obligate you to pay any more than the time you have occupied the apartment. If your last payment was Nov 11 and you leave Decemebr 8th, you will have to pay for this time period on a pro-rated basis.


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