Case Study #2
Luke violates the Residential Tenancies Act by entering the apartment. It was not an emergency, he did not receive permission to enter the apartment from the tenant, and he did not give notice to the tenant that he would be entering the residence. Luke did not give Doug the required notice of fourteen days to Doug when he must be out of the apartment.
Doug is in violation of the Residential Tenancies Act because he did not comply with the agreements stated in the contract that he signed. Doug did not pay the full rent for the months of November and December and did not pay it on the first of the month, as was agreed. Doug also did not pay the utilities, which was an agreement that had been reached in the contract.
Doug does not have any rights to stay in the apartment. He violated his rental contract by not paying the full amount of rent and failing to pay the utilities. Doug's failure
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I think that Luke is the victim in the situation. I believe this because the Mackenzie brothers agreed to all of the conditions in Luke’s contract but broke them anyways. Luke made several attempts to talk to the brothers about them not paying the utilities, which he was never able to do because there was no answer when he went to the apartment. Luke also did not receive the amount of rent that had been agreed upon, receiving $250.00, half of what the rent was supposed to be, on November 18th and December 22nd.
I do not think that the Residential Tenancies Act protects the victim. In this situation, the victim is not being protected because he has to pay the outstanding bills to the power company and will not receive the rent that is owed to him unless he sues the tenants. The Residential Tenancies Act will help the landlord to evict the tenant but the landlord has to follow strict time-specific guidelines in order to evict the tenants
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Because rent control sometimes ends or the rent can be raised when a tenant is evicted, landlords may abuse the right to evict tenants. Most cities that have rent control laws limit the reasons for an eviction. A landlord can’t give the tenant a 30-day or 60-day notice that the tenant must leave. The landlord must have a good reason for the eviction such as nonpayment of rent, breach of the rental agreement like pets that aren’t allowed, or illegal activity.
1) the husband owned less than $4,000 of assets at the time he transferred the property into tenancy by the entirety,
In the event that Eric or Melanie Tickle should break this agreement without the written permission of Adam & Summer-Lynn, the unpaid rent for the remainder of the month will become immediately due and owed to Adam & Summer-Lynn.
The water company contacted the code Officer and requested him to respond to label the home as unfit for habitation. Once he arrived the individuals took the Code Officer inside and said he couldn't post it because they still have water. The water company then realized Randy Smith had a line connecting a water line from 306 W Chester St to 304 W Chester St. Both properties had the water valve shut off until the violation was corrected.
expiry of the lease, with no other possibility of shelter in view. Prisoners or people living in other
In 4 August 2015, the tenant received a deportation order from the landlord; the tenant was required to move out before two o 'clock on the afternoon Friday in 7 August 2015. In the meanwhile, he also was asked to return the security key for the main entrance of the building and house keys. The reason was that he did not
Whether under the Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988 (FHA), which makes it illegal to discriminate in housing on the basis of an individual’s handicap, Ms. Mary Land, the widowed owner, manager, and landlord¬¬ of a historic building with Tiffany stained glass transforms, extinct pinewood flooring, and mahogany woodwork¬, violated the FHA by refusing to rent an apartment to Mr. Jim Rent, a potential paraplegic tenant with acute transverse myelitis (ATM), when enforcing a first-come first-served parking policy, where there are only three allocated spots available to the nine apartments, and a no-pets policy, where Ms. Land had an allergy and a tenant potential could go into anaphylactic shock, where Mr. Rent required access to a dedicated parking spot for his specially-equipped van, which allowed him to use his mobility device the iBOT™, the use of a medical alert response companion dog (MARC dog), that was certified, prescribed, and trained to assist Mr. Rent with his daily routine, and needed to make structural modifications to the apartment and bathroom, in order to insure his mobility and safety in the apartment, even though Mr. Rent, six months prior, had a history of leaving items on the stove, causing fire alarms to go off notifying the fire department, and leaving water running in the bathtub, which lead to several floods of his apartment requiring new flooring and carpeting.
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John filed the reporter to DCS in Shelby County on 8-27-15, but the reporter received it on 8-28-15. John states the parents are incarcerated. It was unknown when they got incarcerated, or the reason, per the reporter. John may have been called at the time to get the child, but he did not know if would be for a long time. He mentioned in the report that the parents have multiple felons and will be in jail for a while. Keenan began to act out, and John allowed him to go to a friend's home at 8205 Whitehead Drive; Southaven, MS. Keenan has ADHD , anger and depression. Keenan has been trying to sell his prescription for marijuana. The home he is in is allowing him to smoke marijuana. There is a possibility Keenan is not going to school. Keenan
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That gives the land lord and tenet both a duty in order to have a good relationship with eachother. The land lord has the obligation to make the following repairs in a timly manor. Emergency repairs such as a gas leak, flooding, defective furnace, or major roof damage, Major problems such as a defective water heather, clogged drain, heating problem, or more, Minor problems such as defective lighting, locks, peeling paint, dripping faucets, and more. The tenant has obligations for maintenance under Michigan landlord tenant law such as Pay the rent on time, Keep the rental property in safe and sanitary condition, Immediately notify the landlord of any minor or severe maintenance problems, Exterminate any insects that appeared after the tenant moved in, Leave the rental property in good condition besides for normal wear and tear. I feel the tenet is protected the most when the tenet can with hold rent from the land lord for not making repairs in a timely manor.
During our conversation, Brian said he has observed multiple people he knows to be associated with drug use including Mike Rose, Kelli Kordes, ABRIEN LOBATO (DOB: 09/25/96), and JACOB KOTARSKI (DOB: 06/04/96) staying at or coming and going from his rental trailer at Escalante Trailer Park #6. Brian said he rented the trailer to DANIEL BELTRAN (DOB: 06/26/96) and Daniel subleased the trailer to Jacob Kotarski in violation of his lease agreement. Brian is currently going through the eviction process to get Jacob off of his property, but he said he did not want to evict Daniel from the property. Brian is also concerned that his trailer will be ruined due to the methamphetamine use going on inside his rental trailer.
Larry Landlord has recently renovated an apartment and has put it on the market to be rented for $800.00 a month. Larry Landlord has been in business for approximately five (5) years and has had both positive and negative experiences with tenants. Larry Landlord is hoping to find a good, long-term tenant for his apartment. Roger Renter saw Larry’s sign for the apartment for rent and thought the location and the apartment would be perfect. Roger met Larry to look at the apartment and Roger fell in love with it. All of the interior fixtures had been replaced and the unit had a nice
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