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    1. K

      A few questions. What are my options?

      Good point Farmer. It's the counties detention center and it may very well make this area a commercial residence. Also good point about using certificate of mailings for proof we've been in contact. Mostly, I've been in touch with them via email so I have those as proof as they're from the...
    2. K

      A few questions. What are my options?

      Well, first you didn't need to be rude in your original post and call me naive, but I do appreciate the response. The email when you replied originally showed the naive part. I do appreciate you removing that, but still...it's kinda hurtful when you call someone that when they're just looking...
    3. K

      A few questions. What are my options?

      I live in western Kentucky. The few questions I have are in regard to two different neighbors and two different situations. One neighbor is a government building that was built not too long ago. The first situation is a neighbor that is directly across the street from me. It's a government city...
    4. K

      Demand letter or wait?

      So I live in the state of Kentucky, which is a no fault state. On January 29th I was on my way back from an appointment. I was a block away from home where I came to a dead stop slowly and put my blinker on about a block away to give drivers behind me fair enough warning. I had to wait for an...
    5. K

      Tenant responsible for utilities?

      What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Kentucky So here is the situation. The owner of the property is renting it out to her son. Her son had a girlfriend of many years. When she first acquired this property, both her son and his girlfriend started living in it. They are considered...

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