Carlos M. asked
A niece lived with her elderly aunt for the last 3 years of her life, and after the aunt's death, the niece was allowed to continue living in the aunt's apartment with the board's consent. The board accepted maintenance payments for 5 years. On year 4, the executor of the aunt's estate attempted to transfer the property to the niece, but the board denied the transfer due to the niece's income exceeding the allowed maximum. The board now threatens to evict the niece within a month. Is this legal, and how can the income allowance be verified?
February 24th, 2023
Maria R. answered
The niece cannot be evicted without a court-issued eviction order, which is unlikely given the circu...
February 24th, 2023
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