I just moved onto Ohio state s off campus area into a home owned by Peak Property Group. The place is disgusting and was very clearly not cleaned before move in. Evident by the red spills in the fridge, the hair and dirt all over the bathroom, the layer of hair and grime covering the baseboards, the disgusting cabinets, the dirty smelly shower, and the floors covered in debris and hair. Is there a way to show the lease was broken by the landlords for not cleaning the home before move in?

I live in an apartment, the lady owns the actual apartment we live in. I rent a room from her, it has no door, not even a 4th wall. When I moved in the room was gross but she said she d clean it. She never did. So now it s about 10 months later. She s turned into a meth head. I pay $450 a mo the rent to live in my room, because the living room, kitchen, and bathroom are disgusting. Roaches crawling everywhere, thick film of dog hair is always on the floor along with a large amount of dirt and trash. Dishes filling the sink up. Dishes even on the floor. The bathroom is disgusting. Honestly you could get a staff Infection if u cut urself in there. I don t have words to describe the amount of filth. Just trash everywhere. People have been stealing my belongings out of my room now too. I have nowhere else to go since I have no family in my area or a car to go to them. Is there anything I can do? Do I have any rights here? I want to threaten to withhold rent until she cleans or reduce rent but honestly I am afraid she d evict me. I need to know what I can do, I hardly make enough to pay rent. Thanks

So I went in for an interview and when I got asked the number I gave my room mates. Reason being is because sometimes my phone is off.... I don't want them to call when it is. Do you think it is ok?

I am 23 and I have just quit truck driving and I'm now going back to college. I have about 70k saved in the bank so I am wondering if it would be a better idea to buy a house instead of rent. Because I might be able to rent rooms. Or at least i should be able to sell the house (or rent the whole house to a family) whenever I finish college here. I decided to go case by case and see what I can find online. I just found a house online for 25000. It's somewhat close to a bad area but this particular neighborhood isn't bad. The price is low enough I could buy it cash. It looks like it does need some work but I could fix it up while I'm living there. The other bonus is it has a garage, which would save me my current 120/mo storage unit cost for my classic car. Do you think I should entertain this idea. And if I go to check it out what should I look for?

I don't plan on having children and I don't plan on getting married. I do plan on possibly fostering a pet in the near future..... my dad said I should get 2 bedrooms as a better "financial investment" and also just in case I have guest...which is funny because no one really checks up on me in my daily life....I do have 2 nieces....though I was thinking on saving some money with a one bedroom since it will just be me. But maybe I am wrong.

I ask because I m trying to book a hotel that will cost $13000 but my credit cards don t have a limit that high.

I'm a 20 year old looking to rent my own Apartment. I'm worried because when I was in high school, I had an abscess tooth. I have a medical bill from March 2016 at only $795. But it just got moved to collections and I'm worried about getting denied for this. I would have paid this but I did not have a job because I was still in high school... I wanted a job so bad. I wanted to wait until after high school though. My last day of school was actually my first day at my first job. do you think an apartment would overlook a medical bill from two years ago i have a car bill being paid on time always? Also does anyone know if I do pay the bill, will it not show up on the credit report because it's been paid? Or will it show up as being paid very late and it won't even matter? I was told Apartments don't even look at hospital bills but mine just got moved to collections today and it's worrying me that it could affect my chances. :(

My apartment s lease states they require 2 months notice. It does not say 60 days it says 2 months. My lease is set to end October 15, today is August 18 and I m faxing them intent to vacate as I type. Will I likely be charged a penalty for late notice?

What is the least expensive way to do this? My things are in my storage unit in San Francisco and I need to move them to Boston. I won't be able to move them myself. Is hiring movers my only option? How expensive would this even be? I often hear about moving pods, but they surely won't be able to deliver to my storage unit (that is on the third floor of a building)? Recs on less expensive and good moving companies would be appreciated as well. Thank you.

My parents are dropping me from their health insurance due to a change in prices. I have no idea what to do. I live on my own and am employed. But my job does not offer insurance, how do I get health insurance with out changing employment?