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Signed papers invalidating rights of tenant validity
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?Can a landlord countersue tenant after tenant wins regarding over-charge of cleaning fee?Vacating Tenant - Notice based on conditionsWhat to do with tenant applications once a lease is signed. I'm talking about the applications of the people who not selectedTenant refuses communication via phone or emailLack of residential lease and my rights as a tenantCan a tenant be obligated to pay rent and be forced not to live in the unit?Grounds for Breaking a Lease : Health Risks due to ManagerIf landlord insists/pressures tenant to move out early should mutual agreement to end tenancy be signed?Contract I signed appears to have contradictory statementsPriority between signed contract and adoption agreement
So, one of my relatives had an issue with bed bugs, the furniture was removed and the house was sprayed by the landlord. Later on, all of the residents of that complex were forced to sign a waiver stating that if they get bed bugs again, they will be evicted from the premises. Now they have bed bugs again, (the person that previously brought them was not allowed into the house after the first spraying). From what I can tell, the waiver about getting evicted is not valid, and the landlord has to spray for bed bugs again, is this a correct assumption? It's a low income housing complex in the central Texas region.
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So, one of my relatives had an issue with bed bugs, the furniture was removed and the house was sprayed by the landlord. Later on, all of the residents of that complex were forced to sign a waiver stating that if they get bed bugs again, they will be evicted from the premises. Now they have bed bugs again, (the person that previously brought them was not allowed into the house after the first spraying). From what I can tell, the waiver about getting evicted is not valid, and the landlord has to spray for bed bugs again, is this a correct assumption? It's a low income housing complex in the central Texas region.
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So, one of my relatives had an issue with bed bugs, the furniture was removed and the house was sprayed by the landlord. Later on, all of the residents of that complex were forced to sign a waiver stating that if they get bed bugs again, they will be evicted from the premises. Now they have bed bugs again, (the person that previously brought them was not allowed into the house after the first spraying). From what I can tell, the waiver about getting evicted is not valid, and the landlord has to spray for bed bugs again, is this a correct assumption? It's a low income housing complex in the central Texas region.
contract tenant
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So, one of my relatives had an issue with bed bugs, the furniture was removed and the house was sprayed by the landlord. Later on, all of the residents of that complex were forced to sign a waiver stating that if they get bed bugs again, they will be evicted from the premises. Now they have bed bugs again, (the person that previously brought them was not allowed into the house after the first spraying). From what I can tell, the waiver about getting evicted is not valid, and the landlord has to spray for bed bugs again, is this a correct assumption? It's a low income housing complex in the central Texas region.
contract tenant
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