What is an LLIP?

LLIP is designed to fulfill the insurance requirement of the Lease. Lessor is the Insured under the LLIP. This is single interest forced placed insurance. Lessee is not an Insured, Additional Insured or beneficiary under the LLIP. All loss payments are made to the Lessor.

How do you get rid of evil neighbors?

How to handle bad neighbors

1. Call ahead and pick a time to talk.
2. Meet on the sidewalk or on the property line.
3. Don’t accuse; let them know how the problem bothers you and suggest ways to solve it together.
4. If that doesn’t work, check out local noise and disturbance ordinances and write a personal letter.

Can I get an injunction against a Neighbour?

If you’re experiencing problems with neighbours, an injunction can put a stop to those problems quickly and effectively. An injunction is a Court Order requiring someone to act or stop acting in a certain way. Injunctions can stop neighbours from: Removing a wall or fence.

What is landlord’s liability?

Liability coverage is a standard offering in most landlord insurance policies. It helps pay for your expenses if you’re found legally responsible after someone is injured on your property or if you are required to pay for damage done to someone else’s property.

Can I Break my lease if my landlord doesn’t let me out?

If your landlord doesn’t allow reletting or subletting, you could end the lease yourself with a lease termination letter. You’re legally allowed to vacate the premises without incurring any penalties, if your landlord does anything that violates the terms of the agreement.

Can a landlord sue a tenant for breaking a commercial lease?

Because the amount of rent owed when a tenant breaks their commercial lease can be substantial, a landlord will likely sue in superior court rather than small claims court. If this is the case, the tenant may be liable for the landlord’s attorney fees if they lose at trial. Check the lease for an attorney fee clause.

What happens if you break a lease agreement early?

Paying out of pocket – Lease agreements often include penalties and fees for breaking a lease. Most commonly, early termination fees are two months’ rent. Various state laws limit the maximum amount a landlord can charge, so be sure to check your state’s legislation on the matter.

Can I Break my lease for ‘quiet enjoyment’ in my apartment?

You can break your lease only if your landlord has failed to provide you with ‘Quiet Enjoyment’ in your apartment. What does this mean? Whose definition of ‘Quiet Enjoyment’ do you have to use?