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My mother died on 8/24/12; her house is in ownership inside of her living trust. It was built in 07' and I moved into it Dec of 07' house isn't yet 10 years old. Why does this make this different in some way?

May I ask for Compensatory Damages? Such as my lawyer's fees and time that it took to bring this to court? I know tenants are allowed to do it but I can't find, anywhere, where landlords have this same right?

The tenants had a very high credit rating up in the 780's In a letter of intent I can remind them that a non- responsiveness on their part would lead to a hard decline to their credit rating and it could remain a negative on their report for seven years or longer. And would advise them it would...

RPP - Real Property Article 7 - (Real Property) Landlord and Tenant 234 - Tenants' right to recover attorneys' fees in actions or summary proceedings arising out of leases of residential property. Though the way it is written here solely on benefit of the tenants is this a visa versa thing the...

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does anyone know the NYS comparison of this... Michigan Compiled Laws Landlord Tenant Act, MCL 554.601 – MCL 554.616 I think it could be relevant and helpful to a letter of intent?

Oh yes for now on every 4 months I'm going to ask to look around and ask what needs to be done. Shouldn't I give these tenants A Letter of Intent before bringing this matter to the court? So not to cause any credit problems, loss of time for having to go to court or even the loss of more money...

Should I go to landlord/tenant court or do I need to go to small claims?

I rented to tenants and gave them Carte blanche use of a repairman; they were able to call on him anytime to make any repairs needed to their apartment. My home was bought by my mother on Dec. 12, 2007 and I want to make sure it stays in the best of conditions. They were there from July of 14'...