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Renting and the Law: Tenant stuck with utility bills long after moving out
Q: I signed a one-year lease with my landlord to rent a house. The lease was set to expire at the end of April 2017.…
Renting and the Law: Can landlord sue renter for damage to unit?
Q: I had a renter who signed a one-year lease and then asked to terminate the lease one month early. Since she had always paid…
Renting and the Law: Tenant seeks clarity about giving notice
Q: I signed a 12-month lease that I thought ended on June 30, 2017. Our lease agreement states that upon termination of the lease period,…
Renting and the Law: After tenant dies, who owes unpaid rent?
Q: I own a townhouse, which I was renting to one tenant who died at the beginning of April. His lease ran from Aug. 1,…