Landlord Rent Dispute Advice

Summary

If your landlord claims you havent paid rent, keep all evidence like time-stamped pictures, videos, and check copies. Notify your landlord in writing, either by text or letter, with the evidence. If the issue persists, contact a tenant rights organization or an attorney. For legal disputes, consult a landlord-tenant attorney. Breaking a tenant agreement may lead to eviction and credit issues. SSDI is generally protected from creditors, including landlords. Consult a landlord-tenant attorney for specific advice.

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well I have a Landlord who is kinda shifty I want advice incase the following happens What would i do if the landlord says i am not paying the rent when I have pictures and video with time and Date Stamps on them showing I did pay also carbon copy of check
Hello ****,
If your landlord in Ohio claims you haven't paid rent:
*. Keep all the evidence, including time and date stamped pictures, videos, and carbon copies of checks.
*. Written communication is key. Notify your landlord about the payments along with the evidence in writing.
*. If the issue persists, consider contacting a local tenant rights organization or an attorney.
This is general advice and doesn't replace legal counsel.
can the writing be text or a letter
Yes, ****. The written communication can be a text or a letter, but a letter is often viewed as more formal and can provide a clear paper trail for future reference. It's best to keep copies of all correspondence for your records.
ok thanks
You're welcome, ****. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Good luck with your situation.
what kind of lawyer woud I use if I had to for this
For this type of situation, you would typically consult a landlord-tenant attorney. They specialize in issues related to housing, including rent disputes. Always remember to gather and maintain all your evidence.
ok thanks
You're welcome, ****. Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions in the future. Best of luck with your situation.
what would happen if I broke tenant agreement to stay also on SSDI
If you're on SSDI and break your tenant agreement in Ohio, you may face potential consequences:
*. Landlord may initiate eviction proceedings.
*. Potential negative impact on your credit report.
*. Difficulty finding future housing due to a possible eviction on your record.
Consult with a landlord-tenant attorney if you're considering breaking your agreement.
can Landlord Collect on SSDI for late rent
In Ohio, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is generally protected from creditors, including landlords. However, it's important to consult with a landlord-tenant attorney to understand the specifics of your situation. This is general advice and doesn't replace legal counsel.