No, you do not have any grounds to refuse this. A landlord is entitled to require a new and/or more complete background check when a lease is being renewed or a tenant is moving to a new unit or space
Federal law gives certian rights to a tenant in the event that their rental unit is foreclosed on. Accordingly, when a home goes into foreclosure, tenants who have a written lease can continue to occu
M.D., Member, California and New York Bar
answered 3 months ago
If the former tenants simply abandon their possessions upon move out then you need to speak with your employer about the situation of you being able to have such abandoned items. You need to first be
E.M., Member, California Bar
answered 3 months ago
If the lease states only first month's rent and security and that is what was signed and agreed to and paid then the landlord can not now alter the terms of the contract "unilaterally" - on their own
M.T.G., Member, New York Bar
answered 3 months ago
Speak with a landlord-tenant attorney: there are several options, but it is best to have legal help in pursuing them. All rental units come with what is known as the "implied warranty" of habita