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For the lease to be honored it has to be at market rate

I had to deal with a neighbor who would get all National Geographic at 3-4am in the morning , windows wide open(I'm guessing hes a bartender pairing up with some slutty and LOUD hostess). After plotting several ways to get them to stop (notes, calling security, etc) I just manned up and went...

I remember reading that this moratorium was only for lenders who didn't have loan modification programs up and running. Since most lenders do by now, I heard that the moratorium wouldnt delay foreclosures like the last. Is my memory wrong?

To avoid such a situation, I agreed to resign at a rate inbetween the two rent points. I do not consider myself totally fine until I receive a copy of the signed lease back (lest I remind everyone he did promise this once before). I still think the LL's only saving grace is that he did not...

I am going to wait and see. I don't believe the LL will go through with the proceedings due to the cost and general hassle.

No update yet. The only notice I would get is from a court I suppose, if the landlord goes forward with eviction. So I doubt I will hear anything new anytime soon. I did email the landlord just for my records stating that the 3-day notice was invalid since he was charging higher rent then per...

It's all in email, only thing via phone was his 2nd demand for a new lease. The amount he is asking for is what the ad was for on craigslist. I would argue that the lease was executed due to my move-in, residence at the unit, turnover of keys, his acceptance of the two payments, etc.

I just got served with a three day...let the fun begin!

I got the keys from the last renter, who got out of her lease when I moved in. I am certain he is the owner as security asked me to confirm the owner at the gate when I was moving in and had no transponder.

Landlord never sent back the signed lease, he was said he would via snail mail. I am banking on the fact that he accepted payment, accepted the signed lease via email to be enough.

This is what I am thinking as well. I am currently living in the unit, keys were exchanged and the whole nine yards. I am going to sit tight for now, and wait for the landlord's next move

They were via wires...he acknowledged receipt of both wires (sec dep and 1st month rent)

Looking for some guidance... I signed a new lease on a place that was advertised on craigslist for $1125. Landlord is out of state so this is all via email. The lease comes for me to sign, with a lower rate $1050 and incorrect lease dates. I told the landlord to check the rate and dates for...

Anyone have experience with these condos? Looking to rent here, just wondering if it's a good place to live at. Thanks