However, you should be warned that just because you left it off your resume doesnât mean it wonât come up in the interview. That being said, you need to develop a strategy to explain why your GPA was low. I know this from experience. My GPA was 2.9, the cut off point for entrance into my Masters program was 3.0.
Report Abuse. Yes, once you lease is up he can choose NOT to renew your lease and make you move out. You are not entitled to live there until YOU decide to leave. The fact that you are willing to pay is irrelevant. Once your lease is up AND you have been told to leave at the end of your lease.....you are out of options. No law forces a landlord to keep a tenant even after a lease is up.
If you are considering evicting a roommate, you should find out eviction law first so that you avoid getting into legal trouble. The first detail that you should know is that you cannot evict your roommate if he or she is on the lease with you. Your landlord is the only person who can evict in such a case. However, if you are subletting to your roommate, and he or she is not on the lease, you do have some recourse.