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 Can our mortgage company require us to go with their insurance company?
We are in the process of trying to refinance with a new mortgage company. We currently have homeowner's insurance through Farm Bureau Insurance, as well as boat, automobile, and life insurance. T...


 What options do I have if I cant afford my mortgage and the house just isnt selling?
We bought a house last August and have been trying to sell it since December. No-one seems interested (the house is a little unusual). We cant afford the mortgage (which is one of the reasons we are ...


 For loan advice. Is fix or adjust. rate better for me?
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 What would you change about this house?
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 Should people who bought homes they couldn't afford be "bailed out"?
Does anyone really think it is a good idea to give these people a break. When I sign a contract I am sure that I understand it fully. If I don't understand it I hire a lawyer to translate it for ...


 How much do you need for a downpayment?
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 Would you live in a double wide trailer vs. a 4 bd home if the 2001 double wide and land was paid in full?
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 What is a "reasonable" amount for a RENT INCREASE?
I am a landlord and have good tenants. with the unbelievable climb in the price of gas , my expenses have skyrocketed this year and i have no choice but to impose a big rent increase on my tenants. M...


 Should we buy a house with my mother?
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 On a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being the most), how much do you hate moving? And why?
AHHHH, my back! Where is that Aleve at?...


 What do you guys think about lease-to own...?
House?
Is it worth it? i am thinking about it....what should i watch out for?
and where can i go to find this kind of program? fannie mae, 21 century real estate??
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 Have a problem with landlord. Any legal help would be appreciated!?
When first moved into apartment owners husband said it was ok if we broke our lease to buy a home. Now he states that since we are not purchasing one from his wife (a real estate agent) then he wants ...


 Question from a first time home buyer?
I plan on buying a home in the Sacramento area in about a year. I currently have a student loan for about 26,000 with an 8% interest rate. Am I better off asking for extra money on my mortgage to pay ...


 What are the ups and downs of Flipping Houses? Is it profitable, can you make it a career?
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 What to do about an inappropriate landlord?
My landlord has been acting really inappropriately towards me lately, like making excuses to come by my apartment late at night when none of the other neighbors are around just to "check" ...


 How do we price a house we are wanting to sell?
We have the comps from the area and have a ball park figure that we are thinking of, however there are some issues that need to be addressed. The roof and AC are due for replacement in the next ...


 How can she sue me for money?
A few months ago I moved in with my boyfriend whom was subletting from another person. When she decided to move back she held my mail and will not give it to me. I did not sign any kind of ...


 Should my landlord have to pay???
I'm living in a rented fully furnished appartment with my boyfriend since August 1 this year. The appartments were brand new when we moved in so we were expecting to have no problems. However, ...


 Is it possible to get out of the contract and get a refund of your deposit if you are cancelling/backing out?

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of a
new construction purchase on a home specifically a
highrise ...


 Do condo fees include maintanence for your apt?
Like if the plumbing for your home is not working or the electricity is out, it it the condo's responsibility to fix it? I am planning to buy a condo and rent it out and was wondering if it I ...



jaynu44
My landlord has increased rent pass my business income? Is there anything I can do?
He isn't making repairs or maintence. Can he continue to raise my rent?
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There is 3 other units rented out. I have the largest for the last 15yrs. If I have to make repairs is that a even exchange for increased rent?
                     
 




Rmprrmbouncer
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You could contact your local clerk of the courts and place your rent into escrow, it tells the court you've paid your rent and they will hold it and that will be paid to the landlord after the work is done...you must really have a slumlord...none should raise rent unless the place is really up to date and kept up to date....sorry about your luck.


photogrl262000
Read your lease.
Normally landlords do have the right to raise your rent with proper notice to you, normally 30 days.
If he isn't making repairs you should document the things that are wrong with your place, and then send him the repair requests in writing and be sure to sent them all certified so you can prove that you are requesting the work be done...the best way to do that is keep a copy of the request that you sent him and just keep that letter with the certified receipt for your records. If that doesn't get the work done then check with your county fair housing authority and make a complaint with them, and if all else fails take him to small claims for the work.
Whatever you do, DO NOT quit paying him rent. I know it seems unfair to keep paying on a place that he isn't working on, but if you quit paying your rent he can evict you and that will go on your credit and background report making it harder for you to rent in the future. Don't screw yourself over because your landlord is being a jerk, the only person that you will hurt by not paying rent is you!!


Bdszabo
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Business income, is this a commercial rental? Or your residential home?
Either way, you should have a lease. If that's the case he cannot, even for repairs & or maintanance he cannot raise it.
If it's month to month then your S.O.L. (sorry, outta luck)
See a lawyer that speciallizes in tenant / landlord disputes.
Good Luck


tinnee
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yes he can. you can move and in the process wirite complains


Judy1
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He owns the property, so yes he can. Your option other than paying the increase is to move.

Good luck.


gimp3836@sbcglobal.net
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Explain to him that your business will not support a rent increase. Tell him that if has to increase the rent you will have to move to a less expensive building.

He may back off, especially if you have been a good tenant. On the other hand, he may want you out so he can do something else with the property.

You will just have to be ready for anything that comes.

Good luck, I hope it all works out for the best.


BA
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It depends on the landlord tenant laws in your state. But for the most part he can.

Why don't you just own your own home, vs continue to renting. Your tax deductions will give you more money back at tax time and will probably be less than you pay now in the long run.


shortymaciam
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You need to get ahold of your local housing authority. Usually it is called HUD. You have the right to stop paying rent until the repairs and maintence is fixed. You should contact a lawyer as well to know your rights as a tenant. If you are especially fond of the apartment, you have to make sure your rights are taken care of. You have to be proactive in getting this stuff done.


Drew
You now have nothing to lose since you are going broke. Ask for a reduction or it is time to close the doors. And if he tell you to leave do not pay the rent for 60 days as you close up shop.

State you case and do not wine like a little girl, you relay only have one choice.


Mark T
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It might depend on where you live - what Country etc. In some there are fair rent panels etc - or it might even be in the lease how often rent can be reviewed - and by how much each time.

Without knowing where in the world you live, it is hard to be more specific.


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