I recently was forced to move out of a unit due to the owner wanting to reclaim that particular unit to “upgrade” it.Anyways, after all that I was still charged a couple of cleaning fees for the carpet/furniture in the bedroom which totaled to $80.I wanted to know if that is acceptable to do considering there are no damages apart from (minimal) normal wear and tear.

Senate approves SB 11, which would charge a renter with criminal mischief if he or she intentionally damages rental property.

When I work with Sheriff Sale clients, they sit at the auction and I sit at the computer and run the block values before they bid for new properties and for others we have already done our due diligence by driving by, checking for as many liens as we can find, and talking to neighbors.

The location 3 blocks to Macalester College is ideal.

Our LLC sold a rentallease states that once sold, tenant will be notified and have to move within 30 dayshad to file a summons and complaint to recover possession due to the following1 tenant unauthorized changes to unit 2 damaged pipes by tenant3 property sold and new owner does not want tenantthis is Detroit... 

My thinking was that if a system fails and causes damage to the property, your insurance policy could kick in and help with part of the repair and/or replacement.

Most insurance doesn't cover theft or damages due to break ins if a property is vacant for more than 30-60 days. 

I would keep repaint and as long as its not broken or damaged should be good!

or the deal is off and you will sue him for damages and/or specific performance. 

Cringe-worthy mistake #2: By hiring him, he clearly saw that I needed additional help, which damaged my credibility as a landlord.As landlords, we have to keep a distance.