What a ridiculous question. You are married to your husband, and your mother in law is just extended family for you both. You are each other's primary family.
Why any relative could heartlessly charge you rent as she does I don't know - you don't do that to your own son!
Both of you should move out, she has way too much control over you and you and your husband are family! She is extended family, and when you married, you made your primary commitment to your husband - not to her at all.
No not unless you have an agreement that you had to pay the rent.
when in real estate business when and agreement his signed what entry intialy passed
In most states if you accept an apartment, move in it, and pay the rent, it is an agreement to the acceptance of the terms and conditions on the lease, whether signed or not. If the landlord gives you the keys and accepts the rent, it is an agreement on his part of the terms and conditions, whether signed or not.
Yes it is required to fill out a rental agreement form to rent a house. Without this agreement the landlord of the house will not let you rent the house unless you fill out the agreement.
I'd like to see a sample of farm land rent agreement.
A rental agreement is an agreement signed by the landlord and tenant. The agreement must state the monthly rent, when it must be paid, any security deposit, the duration of the agreement and any restrictions or rules the landlord wishes to enforce as well as any rights that will accrue to the tenant. It should clearly state any deposit the tenant has already paid and what it is for (rent/security deposit). Rental agreements should contain any rights and obligations agreed upon by the parties.Although an agreement to rent a premises can be oral it should be in writing to protect the rights and set forth the responsibilities of the parties.
(NYS) Unfortunately, you are not entitled to any rental refund under housing law. It is your obligation to confirm with the actual landlord or building management that you are allowed to rent the space beforehand. However, you may be able to recoup money in Small Claims court. You would be suing the person that you signed an agreement with for not receiving what he promised you under the private contract between you and him.
You can find your answer in your lease agreement. The fee is legal and payable if you signed a rental agreement that specified this amount as a late fee and you paid your rent late.
The legal agreement necessary for a rent by owner arrangement is known as a "Tenancy Agreement". This agreement defines the responsibilities of both landlord and tenant.
If you signed seperately (meaning that each of you signed an agreement to pay x number of dollars a month equalling the total rent) the other person should probably be fine. But if you signed it together - just that you guys were gonna pay the total amount of rent...i think you're up a creek.
It depends on the term of your lease. If you had signed a one year lease, an additional year may be offered at a higher monthly rate. If you had signed a longer term lease, the landlord cannot increase the rent during the course of the lease unless specifically permitted in the lease.
Dear All , good day to you i hope to have an draft for the FUNDING AGREEMENT or how i can build it . thanks