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The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland completed payments in 2006 on all goods and services that were provided by the USA (under the Lend Lease Act) during WWII.Every penny every cent including interest.Over 250 upvotes, wow. Thanks to all

My landlord is now saying I need to rent my parking spot, that was previously free, without prior notice and in the middle of a lease. Is there anything I can do?Yes. You can read your lease.If it specifically says a parking space is included and there is no extra charge, then the landlord cannot change that during the term of the lease.If it doesn’t specifically say the parking spot is included in the rent, then he can add a charge for it at any time. You don’t have to use the space, after all. You can use the open parking if you don’t want to pay for it.

Your property lease. Although it's not always the way you'd think.I was living in Atlanta ~10 years ago and won a 1-year lease at a charity auction. My rent was ~$600 a month (prepaid), market rent was ~1,500. A good deal! The security deposit was only $150 (more on that later).A year is nearly up and I sign a lease at a new place. About a month before I am ready to move out the leasing agent for the apartment complex stops me and asks about my renewal. We had always been cordial to this point, but things were about to get very nasty.Agent: Are you renewing for another year?Me: No, I have a lease on a new place, I am moving out.Agent: Well we require a 2-month notice, so you have to give us a notice in writing, and we are going to charge you the market "month to month" rate of ~$2,000 per month. If you don't live here during that time it is your fault.Me: Let me read my lease and get back to you.As I am in real estate, I know how to dig through a lease. I read it and set up a meeting. About a week or two later:Agent: Thanks for coming back in, I hope you understand how much trouble you are in and your financial obligations. I have spoken to the corporate office about your situation. They are willing to make the 2-month notice a "fine" and only charge you $3,500 since you will not be living here.Me: Yeah, about that. Per the lease, you are required to give me notice of my new rental rates before the 2-month notice commences. Failure to do so invalidates the 2-month notice.Agent: We did that! We left it under your door!Me: I don't know if you did or not, either way, it clearly states that the notice must be given VIA certified mail, return receipt.Agent: But hand delivery works just the same.Me: Not according to the lease. (I hand her a copy of the lease with the notice section highlighted) Did I sign a receipt stating that I received the notice? I did no such thing. Per [section] all notices must be sent certified mail. Here is a copy of a tracking number for my notice not to renew, sent certified mail return receipt requested. It should be received by your office today, if you don't have it already.Agent: We got it, but...Me: (Interrupting her) As my lease is up in 15 days (some time had expired between the meetings) the 1-month notice puts me half a month into next month. You can keep my security deposit for these 15 days. My old lease rate is still in effect as notice was not given of the new rates. This gives you 2 weeks to splash and dash apartment upon my departure and have a new tenant in by the first of the following month.Agent: It does not work like that.Me: Call corporate, I think their attorneys will side with me. Have a good day!I never heard a peep from them after that, no collections, no letters. I stayed my extra 15 days (which helped me with moving to the next place) and taught that leasing agent she really needs to learn more about the product she has control over.