(Nothing to dispute to the repair person though - the invoice is fair based on the work involved - I forgot his markup on some of the materials is all).    

If not, get that and dispute anything you don't like such as a credit card with late payments, any collections (paid or otherwise), and anything that is not yours.

This is a first for me. I hope some of my more seasoned BP friends can shed some light.My SFR is managed by a property manager. The tenant recently moved out. They had $1,050 on deposit.The property manager did an ins...

This was sent out within the 30-day period.The tenant contacted us disputing the charges and threatening to sue for 2x the original deposit, which was $1750.My questions are: If we lose, what is our maximum liability?

Does anyone have recommendations for lawyers who are specialized in tenant/landlord issues, especially familiar with Hudson county: jersey city, west New York, union city, and north bergen? we inherited some tenants f...

If the appraisal is genuinely flawed, according to an analysis that emphasizes CCCR (Close, Comparable features, Closed, & Recent [yes I made this acronym up]), then by all means dispute it based on that factual data.

Telling them "Plaster & paint entire house" is a bit too general & leaves the door open for any dispute/missed work... 

Its my understanding that it would be a separate contract spelling out all the different scenarios that need to be covered as owners/landlords, exit options, disputes, etc. 

Being in KY with property in MS and SC, I can't really dispute a repair.  

If the tenant did that, then a judge would decide the outcome, which would not include include criminal charges due to existence of a contract dispute... if they won, the landlord would owe them for damages, being the cost to recover the vehicle, legal fees, and maybe lost wages.