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Landlord of /biz/ that I am 100% certain exist on this board, I need advice

1. Is it normal for me to be having sexual anal intercourse with my landlord?
2. Is it okay if we dont necessarily have a lease agreement written down and its just "you pay me this much each month and you get to live here"?

>> No.17692302

>>17692264
That depends on what state you live in dumbass

>> No.17692311

1. Yes
2. No

>> No.17692317

>>17692264
Fuck off, sodomite.

>> No.17692328

>>17692264
Put it in the lease

>> No.17692337
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>>17692264
Your landlord sounds BASED

>> No.17692341

>>17692264
>2. Is it okay if we dont necessarily have a lease agreement written down and its just "you pay me this much each month and you get to live here"?
get it in writing

>> No.17692377

>>17692264
So you’re a faggot and a retard

>> No.17692574

>>17692264
1) That's pretty standard actually.
2) In Massachusetts and Rhode Island no written lease equals automatic week to week lease. Check the laws in your state.

>> No.17692591

>>17692264
pitching or catching?

>> No.17692625

Is it true if your landlord is illegally subletting to you you can be entitled to all of the rent you've paid back? In California

>> No.17692709

>>17692591
I catch, I'm like 5'5" while hes 6 something, 250 of muscle
>>17692574
PA?

>> No.17692755

>>17692264
Since there are no women on /biz/, and women don't have the mental capacity to manage properties, I have deducted that you are both a faggot and a retard

>> No.17692922

>>17692709
>PA?
Don't know bro. Try running a search for "Pennsylvania landlord tenant handbook" and only click the .gov's

Pennsylvania is one of those right down the middle states, not as pro tenant as MA or CA, but you'll have some rights, I'm sure. (No self help evictions, proper notice for rent increases or terminations, etc)