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MADem

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7. Well, if the agreement was made with the lady who died, you were a tenant at will after she died, I

Reply to diabeticman (Reply #5)

Fri Dec 14, 2012, 11:11 PM

Dec 2012

think....if it was an agreement between you and her, and not you and some corporate entity...!

Keep track of the money you spent on fixing things--receipts, etc.

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A few questions about my new place. [View all] diabeticman Dec 2012 OP

If you have one, talk to your realtor... CaliforniaPeggy Dec 2012 #1

we didn't have one diabeticman Dec 2012 #6

Ask (or read about) what notificatation your landlord has to give you before coming into your place X_Digger Dec 2012 #2

Thank you those are very helpful. diabeticman Dec 2012 #4

Find out how long the lease is, for starters, and if you can renew at regular points in time. MADem Dec 2012 #3

We gave one to our first landlord. She died and I just continued to pay rent on a regular bases diabeticman Dec 2012 #5

Well, if the agreement was made with the lady who died, you were a tenant at will after she died, I MADem Dec 2012 #7

rental agreements are regulated by law....read this pdf msongs Dec 2012 #8