property owner is maintaining public nusence...renters are breaking numorus laws and owner must be contacted before legal action is taken...
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Call your county assessor.  All property owners and tax assessments are a matter of public record.  I know in my county we can look at GIS maps online, click on a particular property address and see the owner's name & address (if different from the property address).
562140
If you can prove that they are not actually doing pipe repair then you'd have a case.  Most states have good renter's rights laws.
144777
Because it's likely in the lease. Rent might be different if more people were living there. I know that if I'm to have a guest for more than 2 weeks I need to inform my landlord and get their permission.
506391
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384696
This kind of thing makes my blood boil.\nI feel like my property is my property and as long as I do not make noise to disturb my neighbors, trespass on their property, etc then what I do is my business.\nIf my neighbors was to leave junk cars on their property that is up to them. Same is I want to paint my house in polka dots. \nWhoever is paying the taxes and bought the land/house has the right to do as they please as long as they do not disturb others. I do not count supposed eyesores as a disturbance.
399478
It doesn't sound like the owner should have. But you don't know exactly what was in the lease either. Those leases can have all kinds of loopholes in them. Then again, the owner might have thought no one would ask for it back.
164682
Bring his behavior to your HOA's attention & also explain he's affecting the community marketability. Also here's a link with tips that helps in dealing w/problematic neighbors. http://www.peoples-law.org/misc/neighborhood_disputes/solving_disputes.htm
346157
Yes, but it's kind of a moot point.  The landlord is just making sure you're out.  In theory, you can serve notice but still end up squatting there and the landlord has little recourse. \n\nIt can be construed as a slight insult, but who cares?
206489
i'm not sure what part of the situation you own and who is renting from you, but here goes....\n\nif you bought a single home and you are turning it into 2 apartments, then i would defintiely check on the zoning issues with that.  \n\nif the neighbors are complaining, then too bad for them. they could try to petition it, which if enough people had issue, they could win.\nMy aunt lives in the town i grew up in and they were going to build some prject housing near her development.  the people of the town petitioned it and won.  \n\nyour situation is hardly similar in that it wouldn't affect the neighbor's value that much.\n\nalso, be aware, that if you try to do this project w/out proper zoning, and the neighbors find out...well, they could make a stink.\n\nnow, if you're talking about people already living in the home you bought and they don't want it divided, well, then you will need to consult their lease agreement with the old company.  if you bought it under the willingness of upholding their lease, then you're stuck.  if the previous owner sold it, then the lease is with them, not you and you can do kick them out if you please.\n\ni'll put this on my watchlist, so hopefully, you'll give some more details and i might help some more.
404409
No No andNo.   I just saw a news broadcast (locally) that spotlighted the lingering long term effects about this very scenario.......You need to call your health dept and find out if the landlord had it "Properly" cleaned out.....fresh paint doesn't cut it!!!!
618126
Possession is 9/10's the law, therefore since you are acting on behalf of the bank who owns the property, you don't have to contact the people.  I'm sure they've had plenty of notices, too.  Those people no longer own the property, therefore their personal belongings no longer belong to them.
119134
All states have laws to protect homeowners and renters.  I am a Realtor and have studied the laws regarding your problem.  The basic law says that a homeowner/tenant has the right to quiet enjoyment of their domain.  It sounds like your neighbor just doesn't like any noise out of the ordinary like a vacuum cleaner or garbage disposal or general talking.  In my opinion your neighbor is being very picky about your noise issues but on the side of the neighbor, the noises you say you are making can be annoying to some people. As for you being a renter, The neighbor has no right to discriminate against you because you rent and not own the unit you live in.  My suggestion is to apologize to the neighbor about the noise and explain why the noise is necessary and come to an agreement as to a specific time you can create the noises.
598609
you need to sue the management company.  find a lawyer who deals with that sort of litigation.  your dues are to be used to maintain the grounds and other amenities.  Obviously that is not happening and on top of that it looks like they are not getting dues at this point in order to fix the grounds.\n\nlegal action.  get the community to file together.
122638
Yes, this is criminal besides being rude.\nComplain to both the authorities and your landlord.
60734
Go to the RRA... Renters Rights Association. They will handle it! They eat that kinda crap up... I know cuz I have been an apartment manager b4 and the owners where total asses... there was so many things i couldnt do after the tentants were promised things by the owners then went back on em... good luck
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You cant actually do anything apart from complain to the owner of the property.  If it is squatters and they havent broken in to get there - the owner will then have to serve a court notice on them, take them to court and get an eviction order - all this takes a couple of months at least though.  How about asking the people to shut up - try putting a note through the door. if needs be xx
515543
No you are not wrong.  You are your own person, with your own opinions, and it is ABSOLUTELY none of the new tenants business what has occurred.  You just need to worry that rent is paid.\ngood luck