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 Should you rent or own a home?
Need opinions from consumers who would prefer buying over renting....


 If you have an eviction will some apartments still rent to you?
I have an eviction and don't know how much it is and I need to rent an apartment but I want to find one that will take us even if the eviction is not paid off....


 How can I buy a house with horrible credit?
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 Rental Question? Who is responsible? Landlord or Tenant?
Last night a piece broke/cracked on the water boiler and our basement flooded (over a foot of water).
I am renting a town home. I called the leasing agent this morning and instantly the manager ...


 What is a Timeshare?
I see advertisements about this on ...


 Eviction noitice?
my husband was hospitalized the whole month of june, lost his job and had to file disability as he wont be able to work ..our landlord told us they would work with us until he got his claim..now were ...


 Can my landlord come in anytime he wants?
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 Would i be out of line by performing monthly interior inspections at my rental properties?
for some reasonsome tennants dont report when things are broken and or tend to be ruff on certain items,heaters, garbage disposals so and so forth.
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im not being nosey ...


 Is there anything a tenant can do against a landlord wrongly withholding the deposit?
I am due to leave my rented property by the end of the month - my landlord has started to show the signs of him trying to withhold the deposit (c.£2k).

Namely he is claiming that leakage ...


 Can i Kick my friend out even tho hes only 17??
This kid was kickd out of his parents house and i let him stay in my 1 room STUDIO bc i new wat it was like to have no where to go, well i sick of him being here, hes not on the lease and hes only ...


 I want to buy my first home... what do I do first?
I want to buy my first home, but Im not sure where to start. Do I go to bank first? Find a house first? How do you find out how much the bank will give you for a mortgage?...


 Is it legal for the landlord to raise the rent every year ...?
also last year my landlord notified all the tenants in writing telling us that in light of the increase in oil / gas , there have no other alternative but to add an additional energy fee to the rent ,...


 Housing Market: To buy or not to buy?
Hello, I am a 21 year old college student who will be graduating in the Spring of 2009 with my secondary English education degree.

Previously, I had plans to rent an apartment so that I ...


 Is there a legal way to remove a tax lien against a home?
My business partner and I purchased an investment home about 2 years ago. We've decided to sell now but there's a big problem: To my surprise and disgust - The IRS has slapped a tax lien ...


 Is it really necessary (or safe) to provide my bank account number in a rental application???
We are casually looking at some apartments at this point, and (at least) one of the applications for the apartment complexes wants my bank name, address, and account numbers.

I can ...


 I am a single mother on income support. Can I get a mortgage?
I am currently recovering from a long illness awaiting a divorce settlement. I have 2 children and i am on income support. I am hoping to get work once I am fully recovered, but I don't know how ...


 Live in the SE of England? What do YOU think will happen to property prices this year?
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 Can you see if you can rent a house if its for sale?
do you know???...


 Where do you go when the house you've been living in has been sold, and you cannot afford to move?
house is sold, need to move out today
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Parents house sold as of last month, but noone is offering any solutions as to where to move ...


 How can I evict my roommate if I'm not the landlord?
My roommate won't pay her portion of the utility bills (which are all in my name) but she's continuing to pay her half of the rent to the landlord. I've spoken to the landlord but my ...



Alli
What can I do about my apartment's leaky roof?
I complained to the landlord almost 2 months ago. They told me when the roof dried they would call a roofer. We had drought conditions for about a month and nothing was done. I called again last week to complain again and they said something would be done immediately. It was leaking again yesterday. What can I do to hurry them up? Aren't there laws that address this? I live in Nashville, TN if that helps.
                     
 




amazingly intelligent
Put your complaint in writing. Your lease will explain their obligation to make repairs. You can also call the city building inspectors for advice on landlord tenant disputes. Generally, if put in writing reasonable repairs must be made within a certain time frame (typically 90 days) or you may WITH NOTICE secure the repairs yourself and deduct them from the rent. This may vary from state to state, so check your lease and/or follow up with the agency I suggested. Good luck.
Remember, if you don't put it in writing (certified mail, return receipt requested) you haven't complained yet.


Holly B
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Contact whoever is above your landlord. If it's a bigger complex, they will get on their case. Go through your rental agreement and look for maintenance problems.


Victoria N
Unfortunately, landlords don't always take care of their apartment.
You could pay for the damage yourself and charge the landlord for it, claiming it was damaging your furniture, clothing etc.
Be sure you pay your rent on time because if you don't, a judge would throw out your complaint.
Also, take photos of the damage.
You see, once you move out you can take the landlord to court demanding to be reimbursed for what you paid for.


ZORRO
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Call the Health Dept. and/or Building & Safety and explain the situation. Get it all documented so the landlolrd can't evict you for complaining.


Amy!
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I'm sure that there are laws that would make them fix this. It depends on your state and the severity of the leak. But call them up one more time and give them one week to get something done. Tell them if they don't you are going to call the proper authorities. Even if you don't know who to call, that should scare them into fixing it :)


just hanging around
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stop paying rent. let they try to evict you. go to court when you get served. you have to show up. take pictures. now


SiCKnDAhead
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Sue the fatty


Jaime V
You need to take them to court if they are refusing to fix this, you are paying for an apartment with a roof that doesn't leak, you should get it!! I don't suggest not paying the rent that will only get you in trouble, seriously call the town on the landlord and take them to court!!

Good Luck!!


aackpht
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You just keep nagging the landlord! You could fix it yourself, but then the LL would say you did a lousy job. I think your LL is a weasel! You can tell him I said that!


heatishellinflorida
call the TN department of Health and see if a leaking rook is a health hazard.


rhsaunders
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The landlord is in violation of the lease, specifically the implied warranty of habitability. Give a 30-day notice, and move.


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