I`m moving into an apartment a year ago this month. 6 months in I could not pay me rent, so I went to my landlord and I explained that I was going to leave, but if it was possible, he asked me if I was doing a carpentry job and said, yes he put me to work on one of his properties, since we have an oral agreement (I never signed anything , even when I moved in) I did a $500 rental work. It worked very well, I`m doing the job he`s asking me to do to thank me for helping me do things that he doesn`t ask me to do, but I know I have to do. It gets well over $500 rental fee, but the deal was that I wasn`t working in cash for rent, so I keep working. A few months ago he had an operation of a blow stuck in his stretcher witch made him sick, which was all said, took on me twice already, telling me to do my business a move and then turn around an hour or so later an excuse tells me I can stay . So today is the tired time to do it, he tells me that he does not have enough work from me for rent and that most normal jobs work 40 hours a week, if I work only 4 to 6 hours a day 3 or 4 days a week, but they add up hours a day quickly and work that I do , it would cost him so much more than the $500 in my apartment every month. I think what I ask is what to do against threats to expose myself?? If it exists, I can`t help but be thrown into the street after working so hard to live here. Please contact me with any thoughts, suggestions of facts that may refer to the underlying issue here.. Thank you in advance for all your time remark about this.
It`s a great day. My son did not sign an agreement with the owner, only verbally. The owner now sells property, and calls us the night before to say that someone sees the property the next day. My son works, so I have to do it because he can`t afford to take a break. The owner came yesterday with a friend and another real estate agent, but he told us it was a visit. He told me today that someone will see tomorrow. It is not fair that he continues to do so, I can have a piece of advice please if, for example, a tenant enters into an oral agreement for a period of 10 months, the law will technically allow this oral agreement to be of its own accord. However, if the verbal agreement is concluded for a period of 10 months, but the effective lease must not begin more than two months after the agreement (beyond the one-year salary), this agreement must be declared valid in writing. Even if the lease becomes unenforceable and the tenant becomes a landlord, the tenant becomes a favorable tenant. According to the agreement between the landlord and the tenant, there are different types of tenancy and the type of tenancy determines the rights and obligations of each party.
As a general rule, non-leasehold rents are called rents or monthly rents, because the agreement only lasts the duration of the rent payment and is renewed each time the tenant pays the rent. For example, if you pay a monthly rent for a room in a house, your one-month oral lease is good and extends by an additional month if you pay your rent. Although an oral tenancy agreement is not particularly safe or intelligent for landlords or tenants, it is important to understand that it is still a legally binding contract and that tenants and landlords or legal protection rights are still in place.