can i be evicted from my condo because no pets are allow however i keep my fat pig wife in the place?
412446
not for the fat pg, but maybe cause of the Jackass in the house.  \n\nLOL\n\nSeriously, go see a marital counseler or a divorce lawyer.  save yourself the time.
162473
Except for Service Animals, pets are not allowed.  Walt Disney World does have a couple of kennels on property where you can board your pet while you're visiting.  I'm dubious of the person who said they spent 7 days at WDW with their pet.  They sure didn't do it with the knowledge of the resort management.
528747
NO its not illegal. Ever hear of the equal housing act?!? ITs her house...if she want to rent it to circus monkeys..thats her right. Just because someone has a lot of kids doesnt mean they are going to be a bad neighbor. Give them a chance! I have 7 kids and my kids are very respectful of our neighbors house and property. They dont go over into their yard without permission and never throw trash into their yard. IF these kids disrepect your privacy or property..then talk to the mother(or father) They might just turn out to be the best neighbors!
433527
If she is breaking the lease, then you can evict her.  I am not sure if you can do this while she is in jail.  You might want to check your laws in regard to this.
978393
yes, if it is 100% yours, and he/she who is on it has no share in it. you have every right to, either call the cops or get a restraining order, and they would not be allowed within 100 yeards of the property
1113000
it must be in the lease before you sign it in order for you to be prohibited.  However, even if it is, there are fair housing issues to be thought of.  Depending on how many apartments he has, he cannot have an arbitrary reason for allowing one apt to be smoking and one non smoking.  if he has a completely smoke free building or certain floors that are smoke free, then this wouldn't violate fair housing, but if its just random, even if it is in the lease, its not likely enforceable.\nand the person who said about not paying rent while you're tied up in court....you're supposed to pay it to the court who will hold it pending the outcome of your case.  this shows the tenant's good faith.  Heaven forbid you lose and you haven't paid rent for 8 months, the judge is not going to look favorably on that.\n\np.s. a landlord CAN tell you what to do in your own apartment, he just has to tell you before you sign and preferably in the lease if he wants a chance of enforcing it.  can range from no pets, to quiet hours, to no waterbeds, or hot plates, or holes in the wall.  Whoever thinks a landlord can't tell you what to do in the property he rents to you probably never gets their security deposits back.  \n\npps.  its assumed, without being in the lease, that all illegal activities are prohibited, so now cathouses or meth labs...even if you didn't specifically agree to it.
581733
Try another apt community, this should not stop you from housing. sometimes having at least the full amount of 1 month rent and deposit available you should not have problems
251010
Without an explicit (written) agreement, you can be evicted at her discretion.  Where she will have trouble, however, is that she needs to give you appropriate notice of her intention to do so (to enable you to make alternate arrangements).  So long as you are not in violation of any laws or explicit policies of hers, you should be entitled to a reasonable time before you actually have to vacate.  The law would most likely deem 30 days as reasonable and I believe you should ask her to give you at least that. You could certainly sue her for any monies she received from you for which she provided no services or goods.  You could also sue her for any harm that befalls you because she failed to give you reasonable notice (time to look for another place to live).  If you let her know that you intend to leave (and you should have decided to do so by now), but that you require 30 days (for which you will pay her if you have not done so), she should give it to you in exchange for your agreeing not to cause legal problems for her and her family.  If she refuses, contact the local law school or local Bar Association and ask for assistance in finding pro bono (free or mostly free) legal counsel.  Best of luck to you in this terrible situation.
1156961
Depending on your contract or lease and the state you live in there are different laws state to state,her right to enter your apt if not outlined in your lease is invalid.\ntake pictures of your inside apt and outside your apt as well as any other conflicts you mentioned,indiscreetly let them see you doing this,if they ask why tell them just taking Pict's.\nThis sounds as if they want you out to re-lease your apt,the pictures will be of importance if they wish to break the lease or try to evict you and break your lease.\nBe sure to read your lease!!!!
881058
Talk to the CAB about the tenant rights. They will be able to give you the specifics, and they're free!
461811
I have a friend that does pet sitting and does not bring the pets home.  He simply goes to the persons house twice a day and checks in on the pet, feeds them, and cleans up.  He also takes pets out on walks during the day.  This is for the larger dogs that live in condos.  He lives in the LA area so he totally needs a car, but if he were in a small town he could probably pull it off without the car.
995515
What you need to do is to talk to the apartment manager and describe your situation. See if you can pay partial rent and a late fee and hold off for a couple of weeks until you get back on your feet. You must keep the lines of communication open and show what you are doing to resolve this issue that you have caused. I, personally, would have done this before the rent was due.\n\nHowever, if you can't bounce back, see if the manager will allow you to sublet the apartment. Also, If you could find a qualified tennant to fill your apartment while you rent a room from someone else, maybe the apartment manager will not evict you and let you break the lease. \n\nAfter all is said and done, you are responsible for your own situation and problems. Your loss of emplyment and the status of transportation are only factors in your life, they do not relieve you of your responsibility (unless you're a democrat or a liberal, but that's another story). After all, I can't call up my bank and say "Yeah, I can't pay my mortgage on my apartment building this month because this tennant in unit #211 made some poor choices in her life. Yeah, she bought a Ford." I jest, but I hope you understand what I am saying.\n\nRegards...
571786
Well as an devoted animal lover I would say don't kick them out, HOWEVER!  If there is an odor and the dog barking all the time, I think they are not responsible pet owners and yes you can draw up a new lease and give them 30 days to sign it without the pets, (which I doubt will happen), or move.  Remind them that you said in your verbal agreement as long as you didn't smell them, which you do and the dog is barking all the time.  OR if you want to continued with the same renters and can take the odor and barking, you can always raise the rent for your inconvenience or ask for more of a deposit? for the possible clean up you'll have when they move out.  You would never know I have 2 cats.  Good luck.
1184205
Sweetie?  Go ahead and buy that ac unit and tell your landlord you have taken it off your rent.  Provide him with a receipt and voila, you have what you need.  I have been doing that to my owner of my condo for two years now.  Anything that needs to be replaced, I take care of myself, and include a letter with the rent money minus the cost of the new air conditioner, garbage disposal, dishwasher, etc.  It worked for me but actually, only you know your landlord well enough to know if he will have a hissy fit if you take this approach or what not.  Know what I mean?  I have lived in West Virginia and I know that life can be unbearable due to the humidity in the Summer months.\n\nYou have to have your rent money to pay, so go ahead and get it yourself.  It will cost you nothing and there isn't much he can do about it, because believe it or not, West Virginia is not considered prime real estate and most owners are just happy to be able to rent their property out to a steady, good tenant.  Good luck on your cool adventure.  LOL!
433852
The condo association should provide you with a copy. I'm surprised you bought a condo without having a set of the rules in hand. The next surprise may be yours.
680706
As a tenant you have certain rights and responsibilities.\n\nPeaceful sleep and maintaining noise at a reasonable level past 9:00 PM are two of them.\n\nYour first step is to contact the landlord and explain the situation.  It is his responsibility to uphold the terms of your neighbor's lease.\n\nIf that doesn't help then you may contact the police.  Don't dial 911.  Call the local police station and explain the situation.  You need not call during one of their love sessions.\n\nIf that fails your next option is to contact the Housing Commissioner in your area.  Ultimately it is their responsibility to uphold all tenant and landlord issues.\n\nOf course you may also go directly to your neighbors.  But don't make the contact all about the complaint.  Invite them over for a cookout.  Then ask them "have you heard those people making all that racket in the middle of the night?  Who is that?  We just can't get any sleep when they are going at it!"\n\nThey will figure it out and you will save them the embarrassment.\n\nGood luck.
939381
Depends on your lease agreement. I would contact the housing authority for advise. They have a website  I beleive. G/L!