Notice of filing an unlawful detainer case
Yesterday, I received in the mail a notice of filing an unlawful detainer case. I have been behind on my rent since October 2008 and the onsite management and owner have been accepting $300 to $400 every two weeks. I was advised by the onsite manager that the owner decided to open up a file and send it to their lawyers. So, she contacted the lawyers and was advised it is up to the owner to wait on the file. Then she called the owner and she was advised it depends what I can come up with to stop the filing.
Basically the onsite manager says that it depends on how much I give to determine if the file can be placed on hold and be placed on a written payment arrangement.
So, I wanted to know what happens now that I have a notice of an unlawful detainer case.
Re: Notice of filing an unlawful detainer case
The other answers you received are also correct. But before you do battle with your landlord, flind out if the two of you can resolve the issues, but have any agreement in writing so he later can not deny parts of it.
Re: Notice of filing an unlawful detainer case
The other answers you received are also correct. But before you do battle with your landlord, flind out if the two of you can resolve the issues, but have any agreement in writing so he later can not deny parts of it.
Re: Notice of filing an unlawful detainer case
The other answers you received are also correct. But before you do battle with your landlord, flind out if the two of you can resolve the issues, but have any agreement in writing so he later can not deny parts of it.
Re: Notice of filing an unlawful detainer case
The other answers you received are also correct. But before you do battle with your landlord, flind out if the two of you can resolve the issues, but have any agreement in writing so he later can not deny parts of it.
