Unresponsive Landlord Red Flags

Yes, it can be a red flag. It's important to understand your lease agreement and local landlord-tenant laws. Can you tell me where you are located so I can provide more specific information?

If you're in the US, general rules:
*. Verbal agreements can sometimes serve as a lease.
*. Landlords are required to provide contact information.
*. Eviction must follow the state's legal process.
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If you're in the US, rules are:
*. Eviction must follow a process, usually starting with written notice.
*. Landlords should be responsive to tenant communications.
*. Landlords cannot harass tenants.
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In Michigan:
*. Eviction requires a written notice from the landlord.
*. Landlords must maintain contact with tenants.
*. Landlords cannot harass tenants or violate their privacy.
Please seek legal advice if you believe your rights are being violated.

In Michigan, landlords must provide a written notice for eviction. If they're unresponsive and no contact has been made, it could be a violation of landlord-tenant laws. Consult with a local attorney for specific advice.

In Michigan, landlords are required to maintain contact with their tenants. If they are unresponsive or using different numbers and not replying to emails, it may be a violation of landlord-tenant laws. Consider seeking legal advice.

If the landlord is based in New York but the property is in Michigan, they still must abide by Michigan landlord-tenant laws. This includes maintaining contact with tenants and following proper eviction procedure. Seek local legal advice to understand your rights better.

Correct. In Michigan, landlords must maintain communication with tenants, even during an eviction process. They must also follow the proper legal procedures for eviction. If these conditions are not met, it could be a violation of your rights.

In Michigan, landlords must provide a valid contact for communication. If you're receiving eviction notices but they're unresponsive, it's unusual and can be legally questionable. Seek professional legal advice for your specific situation.

If you're in Michigan and the landlord or property management company is unresponsive, it could be a violation of your rights. Landlords are required to maintain open communication with their tenants. I recommend seeking professional legal advice.

In Michigan, landlords should maintain a consistent form of contact. If they're frequently changing numbers, it could be seen as a violation of your rights. It's recommended to seek legal advice in this case.

In Michigan, landlords cannot refuse to accept valid forms of rental payment without a legal reason. If they stop accepting your Section * voucher without proper cause, it may be a violation of law. Please consult a local attorney for specific advice.

Yes, typically a valid landlord or property management company would be registered and listed. In Michigan, many rental properties are required to be registered with the local city or county. If you're unsure, consider seeking legal advice or contacting your local housing department.

In Michigan, even without a signed lease, a month-to-month tenancy can exist. It is governed by the same laws as a normal lease.
*. Notice must be given to end the tenancy.
*. Landlord must maintain contact.
*. Proper eviction procedure must be followed.
Consult a local attorney for specifics.

It's unusual for a landlord to not maintain contact. In Michigan, this can be a violation of landlord-tenant laws. If they're trying to evict you, they must follow proper procedures including giving a written notice. You should seek legal advice.

Yes, a proper landlord or property management company should always maintain open and consistent communication with their tenants. This is a requirement under Michigan landlord-tenant laws.

In Michigan, landlords should have a valid method of contact for tenants. If they have no phone number or are unresponsive to emails, it may be a violation of landlord-tenant laws. You should consider seeking legal advice.

Correct, in Michigan, landlords should maintain consistent and reliable contact with tenants. Constantly changing numbers could be viewed as a violation of landlord-tenant laws. Please consider seeking legal advice in this situation.

In Michigan, landlords should maintain a single, consistent form of contact. If they call from different numbers and are unresponsive when you call back, it may be a violation of landlord-tenant laws. Consider seeking legal advice on this.

In Michigan, landlords should maintain contact with tenants. If they're unresponsive but a lawyer starts sending you legal documents, this might be part of the eviction process. However, it's unusual and could be legally questionable. Seek legal advice to understand your rights better.

In Michigan, landlords have the right to inspect their property with proper notice to the tenant. However, they must respect the tenant's privacy and cannot harass or intimidate the tenant. Always consult with a legal professional if you feel your rights are being violated.

In Michigan, landlords can't force you out without proper eviction procedure. They must give written notice. If there's no lease, you are likely a month-to-month tenant. Always seek legal advice if faced with eviction.

In Michigan, landlords must provide a *-day written notice to month-to-month tenants if they wish to reclaim their property. If you receive such a notice, it's advisable to seek legal advice to understand your rights and options.

In Michigan, if you haven't received a proper written notice from your landlord, they cannot legally force you to move out. Even for a month-to-month tenancy, you have rights. I recommend seeking legal advice to fully understand your situation.

In Michigan, landlords must provide a *-day notice for month-to-month tenancies. Without it, eviction may not be valid. In court, you can argue the eviction is unlawful due to lack of proper notice. I recommend consulting with a local attorney.

In Michigan, without proper notice, a court may rule the eviction as invalid. This could potentially allow you to stay. However, every case is unique. It's important to consult with a local attorney to understand your specific situation and rights.

In Michigan, a landlord must provide a *-day notice before eviction. If you haven't received this, you can raise it at your hearing. It's crucial to consult a local attorney to prepare for this Zoom hearing and understand your rights better.

Yes, in Michigan, landlords are required to give a *-day notice to quit for month-to-month tenancies. This notice should be in writing. If this was not received, it could impact the legality of the eviction. Please consult with a local attorney for further advice.

If you received a *-day notice to quit in Michigan, it means your landlord wants to end your month-to-month tenancy. If you don't move out by the end of 30 days, they can start eviction proceedings. Consult a local attorney for specific guidance.

In Michigan, a notice to quit without a *-day period may not be valid for month-to-month tenancies. If you received such a notice, consider seeking legal advice to understand your rights and options.

If your notice to quit doesn't specify a *-day period, it might not be valid under Michigan law for month-to-month tenancies. You should consult a local attorney to understand your rights and navigate the eviction process appropriately.

Yes, a legitimate landlord or property management company should be aware of the proper legal procedures in Michigan, including providing a *-day notice to quit for month-to-month tenancies. If they aren't following the correct procedures, it's advisable to seek legal advice.

In Michigan, a notice to quit should include a *-day period for month-to-month tenants. If your notice doesn't specify this, it may not be valid. Consult a local attorney to understand your rights and further steps.

Yes, in Michigan, landlords are required to maintain open and consistent communication with tenants. If they're unresponsive or not providing a valid contact information, it can be a red flag. It's recommended to seek legal advice in such situations.

In Michigan, landlords should maintain contact with tenants. If they're unresponsive and a lawyer starts sending you legal documents, this might be part of the eviction process. However, it's unusual and could be legally questionable. Seek legal advice to understand your rights better.

In Michigan, landlords should maintain open and consistent communication with tenants. If you're receiving legal documents with no contact from the landlord, it is unusual. Consult a legal professional to understand your rights and next steps better.

Correct. In Michigan, a legitimate landlord or property management company should always maintain open and consistent communication with tenants. Being unresponsive could be a violation of landlord-tenant laws. It's advisable to seek legal advice in this situation.

Correct. In Michigan, if a landlord or property management company is unresponsive, uses different phone numbers, and doesn't follow proper eviction procedures, it can be suspicious. Always consult a local attorney if you suspect a scam.