Posts Tagged ‘Eviction’

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Can I Evict My Roommate?

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009

Are you living with the roommate from hell? If so, it may be time to evict your roommate because there is nothing worse than dreading going home (especially after a long, stressful day). Here is what you need to know to evict your roommate and rid yourself of roommate problems.

When There Is a Roommate Agreement in Place

This is perhaps the most ideal situation when your roommate problems come to the point of eviction, so long as your roommate’s name is…

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Can You Be Evicted For Cohabiting?

Monday, June 29th, 2009
When it comes to deciding whether your significant other is going to move in with you, it’s a matter for some discussion between the two of you—and your landlord.

That’s because your lease almost certainly has a clause regarding occupants, along the lines of this clause in a sample lease from MrLandlord.com:

“Guest(s) staying over 15 days without the written consent of OWNER shall be considered a breach of this agreement. ONLY the following individuals and/or animals, AND NO OTHERS…

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Received an Eviction Notice? Make Sure Your Landlord is on the Up & Up

Monday, May 18th, 2009

Receiving an eviction notice can be a scary situation. But, no matter what the reason for the eviction is, you do have legal rights during the eviction process. It’s up to you to make sure that your landlord follows eviction proceedings correctly. There are more than a few situations when a landlord may try to take a shortcut.

Eviction Without Cause
There are specific situations in which a landlord can evict tenants. These can include situations where the tenant is at fault (non-payment of…

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