We have lived here for three years, and painted the entire apartment in vibrant colors. Since my landlord is in foreclosure, am I required to repaint the apartment, or does the bank take the property “as is?”
Landlord complains over police handling of Hinsdale incident
Thursday July 22, 2010 BRATTLEBORO– As a Hinsdale, N.
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- In February, 2008 We signed a month to month lease agreement for an apartment in Florida.
2-We decided to vacate the apartment because part of the stove was in not working condition, and the apartment has a leak in the living room so every time it rained the water came inside the apartment, we called the landlord to let her know about the problems in the apartment and she did not fixed any of them.
2- on May we sent the required notice to terminate the lease agreement ;and we received a letter from the landlord accepting the lease termination.
2-The day the lease ended , we vacated the apartment, and we walked trough with a lady (she had a power of attorney from the Landlord) and she signed a document stating that the apartment was received in good condition, except for the normal wear and tear.
3-One month after we vacated the apartment, we received a check deducting damages for almost five hundred from my more than one thousand security deposit (with a letter stating that she had incurred in extra costs for the short occupancy(?);found carpet stains(?);and damaged pillows(?) I NEVER DAMAGED ANY PROPERTY!!!
4-I believe that The Landlord failed to give the required notice of her intention to impose a claim on the security deposit, then she had gave up the right to to impose a claim upon the security deposit.
Why she took my money without my authorization? Do you know the law? What do you think? HELP Please!
im current on my rent, and hes six months behind on his mortage. all six months while i was living there
Can a landlord demand that your apartment be “show decorated while you are still living there and paying rent? The landlord feels that our house should be “move in ready” to show to tenants when we are moving out at the end of June. They do not want us to have boxes or anything visable that looks like we live here. Something about this feels wrong. Could they evict us for not following their demands? (Landlords are real estate agents and have paraded people through since we’ve moved in.) We do get 24 hour notice, and understand that’s all that is required, but the “show ready” part seems a bit much.