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if a tenant signed no lease and is on month to month they refuse to pay rent because they believe i owe them f?
improvements although there is no written agreement about how much i would take off rent for improvements and he just went psycho on me when i asked for rent i did a 3 day pay or quit and that just brought on more nut job behavior he also calls me a fraud because his central air went out and he claims i knew in advance not true plus he still had window unit and ceiling fan he told me this on day rent was due which was sat nite and i called repair man on monday he is using this air conditioner as excuse yet i found he discovered problem 2 weeks before and withheld info from me to try to with hold rent question with no lease why does he think central air is some right and can i sue for my court costswhen i serve eviction
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- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
He could have undeniable proof that you stole $10k from him and it doesn't matter; as long as he lives there, he owes rent. The "improvements" he did are entirely separate from his obligation to pay rent.
Just follow through with the eviction, and hire an attorney if you need to.
BTW unless he had a lease that specifically inluded A/C, he is not entitled to it, unless you live in AZ. Everywhere else, A/C is considered an amenity and the landlord is not required to fix it.
- Anonymous9 years ago
What is it with people who want to live somewhere for free?
What part of tenant and landlord is he confused over?
No one ever reserves the right to not pay rent and then be treated like a tenant. Everything should always be in writing, so this is a lesson for you as well. Remedy that problem immediately. It's better to have someone in the apartment paying the rent in full. If he is not prepared today to be that person, evict him. Keep things professional and make no comments about him personally. It's a business arrangement, period.
You have an obligation as a landlord. You should have a written coded Maintenance Workorder program. When a tenant notifies you of a problem, write up a workorder, give them a workorder number and an expected repair time/date. And stick to it. Be professional about it.
Keeping everything in writing makes this so much easier.
- Anonymous4 years ago
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- 9 years ago
as far as i know.. in california by law.. the landlord has to provide heating and stove nothing else.. A/C is considered luxury and if there is no contract that says the landlord has to provide A/C then u dont.. regardless of the improvements u need to start making a contract with the conditions etc.. there is no better evidence when taking someone to court than papers.. otherwise is gonna b "he said..she said" type of lawsuit and sometimes u will loose more than gain.. u dont need a lawyer to get a rental agreement u can google it.. print it.. and have them sign.. good luck!!!
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- Anonymous9 years ago
I dont know about court, buy cant u just kick him out if he doesnt pay rent? Its not his property...
Source(s): Brain. - 9 years ago
you need to consult an attoreny about starting eviction proceedings in your jurisdiction