Can a landlord evict you if?
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It's very simple, have the disabled vehicle moved from the property! Call a wrecker company to pick it up. Why you leave a disable vehicle on the property of your landlord? That doesn't make sense!
Move the vehicle.
I believe that would violate the Persons with Disabilities act - you might check with a local government agency.
i think you will be fine as long as you are getting it fixed, but otherwise if it is in the lease yes he can. if you arent gettting it fixed sell it to a junk yard.
get it fixed, move it to a friend or family member's place. ask landlord for a specific amount od time in order to have it fixed.
lease does state no disabled vehicles and you signed it.
Good luck.
No, I don't think so. I think he/she has to give you time to repair or have it scrapped. But it may also depend on if you are in a house or apartment complex. In a house, it usually depends on the laws of the Homeowners Association. In the complex, they usually give you a written notice and then you have 24 hours to move it or have it towed.
If the vehicle is disabled, they most certainly can evict you, as it's stated in your lease that you cannot have them.
If a vehicle becomes disable, do you plan on getting it repaired in a timely manner? If so, you can let your Landlord know this.
If you do not plan on getting it fixed anytime soon, see if you are able to store the vehicle at a friends house. Or have it donated to charity.
If you do not care about the vehicle, park it on the street somewhere and it'll eventually get towed, impounded, then finally sold at a police auction.
If it states in the lease that you can't have any disabled vehicles then yes a landlord can evict you for violating your lease. However, if you are making an attempt to get it fixed and maintain current tags and insurance on it the landlord will probably work with you. If you aren't trying to do anything with it then your landlord could get in trouble depending on the junk car ordinances where you live and that is why they are so particular about it.
actually they can. the only thing you can do is remove the vehicle to a location that you feel is not going to get it towed or broken into and fix it when you can, guessing that money is the issue in not fixing it...
Have it fixed or towed away like any sane person would do.
Why do you want a piece of junk decorateing your property saying your stupid. Yes, he should evict you. I hate neighbors who have a bunch of junk cars that won't run around. Fix it or have it smashed.
Why would you want to keep a disabled vehicle on the property and jeopardize your tenancy there? It clearly states in the rental agreement not to have them. Why does it mean so much to you to have it on the property? Why does it mean so much to you to violate your lease agreement?
I am not comprehending this at all.
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