I used JustAnswer.com and fortunately didn't have to pay for the information the 'expert' probably copied off of the FTC web site.
I was asking for a tenant's rights when they have made arrangements with a landlord representative and the representative then evicts the tenant anyway.
My understanding is that #1, 'verbal 'contracts' are worth the paper they are written on; i.E. Worthless, and #2, that dealing with a representative, such as the property manager, very likely doesn't obligate the OWNER in any way if the manager doesn't have certain specified authorization for such acts.
The response I received was laughable to me, because it contained LESS information than I had, and I am not a lawyer or related in any way to having more information than the average consumer can find on their own.
It was almost a year ago that this happened so I can't remember the exact details, but I was rather insulted that this low life company thinks the average consumer can be so easily fobbed off with easily available FREE information. If a true lawyer responded to my question, I wish I knew the name so I could avoid that person at all costs.
Seriously, the response was absolutely nothing more than FREE information a person can obtain regarding landlord/tenant issues at the library if needed, and definitely online. I expected an informed, believable response. When I didn't get it, I did dispute any payment being owed, and I was ultimately not charged at all.
However, JustAnswer did bug with more emails than I wanted to deal with in resolving my complaint about the answer, but I did succeed. I STILL receive emails wanting me to come back and ask for more FREE information for a fee.
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