The answer to all your questions, Yes, Yes, Yes and Yes. I assume the eviction was successful for te landlord, so the other three are a slam dunk. Whoops! You need to brace yourself for paying for cleaning and damages to property too. Small Claoms is usually $5000 to $7500 limit and most like to take it to the limit.

Many states and municipalities in those states have standard language/terms and conditions which must appear in all leases. Yet, each and every lease is different from all other leases. What do I mean? Some of the language/terms, conditions and rent for one lease can be and are very different from the language/terms, conditions and rent from other leases. What applies in "Lease A" is different from "Lease Z", "Lease R" from "Lease B1" etc. The lease you negotiated, read, understood, agreed to and signed is a legal, binding contract and document. If you weren't able to get most of the terms you wanted, you could have and should have looked for a residence where you could get the terms and conditions you thought you should have had. You knew (or should have known) what you were signing. If you had doubts or concerns, you could have and should have consulted an attorney. To put everything "into a nutshell" and to do my best to answer your Q: the answer is found in the lease you agreed to and signed. Review that contract and document. Thanks for asking your Q! I enjoyed answering it! VTY, Ron Berue Yes, that is my real last name! Sources: My wonderful family! My terrific mentors and coaches! In the real estate business over 34 years in Pennsylvania. THE ABSOLUTE BEST, MOST WONDERFUL real estate investment group in the world, which I was very proud to be a member of! “The University of Hard Knocks”