What rights do landlords have against tenants?

Answer 1

The tenant will be afforded all constitutional and legal rights of a citizen of the United States of America. In particular, the tenant will have the right to insist that court procedures be followed, which will give the tenant the right to a trial before an impartial judge and a decision basedsolely on the evidence presented.

If you are being sued by a landlord, your best bet is to try and settle with the landlord. Call him or her and try to work things out. Lawsuits are expensive. But if you have legitimate defenses, talk with an attorney.

Answer 2

Yes. As a matter of fact, anyone can sue for anything. I'm guessing that the dispute involves property damage or rent. If the dispute is a matter like this, consider small claims court. Small Claims is inexpensive and quick, and requires no attorney or legal training. Contact your local court or an attorney for details.

Answer 3

Some rights that landlords have against tenants include the right to enter to premises for inspection and in case of emergencies and control of the premises, such as to make repairs, installing signs and performing other maintenance. Other landlord rights will vary depending on the contract you sign.

Answer 4

None. Generally, the rule is: pay or leave.

Answer 5

Damagaes pertaining to the rental property. Such as damages outside ordinary wear and tare, back rent, or eviction!

Answer 6

The landlord certainly can.

Answer 7

Yes.