I rented a trailer for 2 years, month to month, no lease no paperwork, nothing. told the landlord I was moving out at the beginning of July. The electricity was in his name, not mine. Rent was paid up til the 1st of August. I got an eviction notice at the end of July, called the landlord and he said it was a mistake!? I then moved out two weeks later.

Now he has filed a small claim trying to sue me for back rent. The thing is, sometimes I gave him a check, sometimes I gave him cash. I do have a handwritten note he gave me stating I owed 350.00 in rent and also electric, but the electric is in his name, not mine! He now says it is 900.00 in back rent! BS!

There was never an agreement in writing and I never got a receipt. I know how stupid this sounds but I am 23 and this was my first rental.

I decided to move when he offered to take the rent out in trade.
Does he have a case?

As set forth by law passed 5/20/2009 titled “Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act of 2009”, does the 90 day notice to tenants to vacate a month to month rental in foreclosure apply to the owner of the property who has not yet been foreclosed by her bank? In other words, is the owner required to provide her month to month tenant 90 days notice to vacate the property?

Indemnity issue
A community of homes in Florida is governed by an Association of elected homeowners. The Association, among other duties, is charged with the maintenance of the common properties of this community. The Association has routinely hired contractors to perform most of the maintenance. However, on certain projects, several owners have volunteered to accomplish the requiired tasks. This has resulted in much appreciation, personal satisfaction, and, needless to say, much savings.

Is the Association and the community of home owners indemnified or held harmless if one of our owner volunteers becomes seriously hurt while performing a task that he volunteered to do without payment?