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i've been receiving a lot of landlord tenant questions on my channel lately i'm going to respond to some of them in this video get ready for some answers [Music] hello again everyone i'm attorney robert fletchers if you're new to this channel now would be a great time to subscribe because when you do you'll know where to go to get answers to your legal questions you can also support this channel by posting requests to make more videos and even more legal topics that i usually don't cover consider supporting super thanks if you want in this channel you can find the thanks button below each of my videos if you can donate a small amount to me and you don't have to it helps me in the production cost to make even more in-depth videos that will help you well let's start with this question amy writes my landlord didn't give me enough time to read the lease it has so many mistakes well amy before you sign any contract you need to read it to see what the terms are otherwise if you don't you're going to be bound by those terms even if a landlord is rushing you to sign the agreement you still need to insist on reading it before signing if you don't and there are clauses that are not your favor once you sign it you're done jan writes my tenant falsified his employment information in the lease application can i sue my tenant or evict well the first thing a landlord should do before entering into a rental agreement is to verify the information that a prospective tenant enters into the application doing your due diligence will go a long way to prevent entering into agreements with bad tenants the question of whether you can sue the tenant may be moot you already signed the lease with your tenant if the tenant doesn't pay the rent then obviously you can evict them ask the tenant now to update their employment information with you and then verify it if your tenant is lying to you then you might be able to terminate the lease by giving them notice according to your state's landlord-tenant law kender asked the question about a retaliatory eviction her landlord verbally agreed that she and the other tenants could use part of the yard and patio but when the other tenants complained about another issue the landlord told everyone they couldn't use those areas any longer is this retaliatory in this instance kendra has an autistic child and her child uses those areas to play the landlord's conduct could be considered a refusal to make reasonable accommodations for her autistic child sometimes a tenant makes a request for certain accommodations when they have some sort of disability by law a landlord must make accommodations that are reasonable and if they refuse a legitimate and reasonable accommodation then that could be grounds to terminate the lease but every situation...