even at 205 there are too many "what if's" Don't try to force the nubmers.

Also since she has a mortgage, her lender may have “force placed insurance” on the property to protect the property.

Personally I think Linked in and Meetup.com should join forces.

Closed in about 15 days.By the way, you stated that you are in Iraq, I am assuming you are in one of the branches of the armed forces, I just want to say thank you for your service!!

Although I certainly am not an attorney, it would appear on review of the above NJ laws that the tenants may be able to withold rent, and/or break their lease ***IF*** they have adequate documentation.The bottom line is, NO ONE can force a LL to take any action, and I dare say there is ALWAYS a choice to be made by the tenant...stay and deal, or move out.

If they want to force people to hold a license to broker a deal and receive compensation they can not let agents pay unlicensed people for helping or otherwise benefiting in some way.The question was raised by a licensed agent in the State of CT.

If they force me to be serious (by signing) they can justify doing the work because they are guaranteed commission.

So, you shouldn't have to worry about someone coming in and mining or drilling, if you would still own a portion or all of the mineral rights, unless there is already a lease in force, which you can check with the title company, if it is recorded.

Forever we were forced to use cast iron and clay tile, even though cast iron was much more expensive and required a lot more labor to install and clay tile was much more expensive as well and much more susceptible to tree root damage.

It's really old electric forced air....We looked into solar panels, but the roof of the addition wouldn't support the weight.Well that is your problem "electric forced air".