What should i do i have no money no where to go? my land lord is harrashing me.?

What should i do i have no money no where to go? my land lord is harrashing me.?
My land lord has been bothering me. She wrote me up wensday for threathing her and coming to her office and i wasn't even in town. I have repoted her time and time again and nothing has been done, I have a child and no icome what should I do. Her management company knows something is going on because i have reported this and she has did this to orther people but they have done nothing to correct this . I believe that they have a tort if they do will this cover what the land lord has done off the clock. This is not about rent cause it is paid. those of you that are smart enough to actully read and answer the question please answer

this is not about money this is to stop the land lord!!!!

for god sake, get a job although it's only a temporary job. you don't have money to pay the rent but you need to feed your child.

If you have proof that the rent is actually paid, I'd suggest you go to your local police and file a report for harassment. They should explain you what you should do when you get there. Just make sure you can prove that 1) the rent is paid and 2) that she is really harassing you. Even if you didn't pay the rent, she has no right to harass you except have you legally evicted, meaning she cannot do it yourself. She can however notify you that she will take some actions, but this should NOT be in a harassing manner.
Hope this helps

I think by law you have thirty days to vacate the premises if you were served an eviction notice. If you're unhappy there it's better to leave. Find family, friends or a shelter until you can get your money together to get your own place. Good Luck!

Well if the rent is paid SHE CAN'T KICK YOU OUT DAH! but I'm confused as you somewhat contradict yourself...you say you have no where to go and you have no money but how is the rent paid and if its is paid you can't just be kick out. Something is not right here. GOOD LUCK!

you can get a restraining order against the landlord in your local court or sometimes the local police can give you one she can not evict you for that or just because, call the housing counseling agency or go to http://www.hud.gov/renting/index.cfm good luck

You need to get a job first of all,
Then after teh first month - Just take your name off the chats and you're outta there!

www.google.com find some other places in your area.

Borrow a tent .....

One way to get out the letter she wrote would be to get witnesses of you out of town to write a letter stating that you were with them in another town and then get it signed by a notary (this is cheap). Then you could send the letter's along with your explanation to the owner of the building along with the management company. If the owner of the building is nowhere to be found, I would demand to speak with this person's supervisor and explain the situation.

You could also file harrassment charges on this lady stating that she is abusing your rights and is constantly threatening your family. This woman clearly has power over you if she is able to kick you out on a moments notice- meaning that this is classified as harrassment. If you really weren't in town then I would stand up for yourself.

If you live in an apartment building (I am assuming you do since there is a management company) I would try and band together with the other tenants who are being harrassed by this woman and form some sort of committee- generally speaking, we are stronger in numbers and if you can find more people who are sick of her you could all combine efforts and file a huge complaint with the company/owner so that they know you are serious.

I would also send in your bank statements showing that you've been paying rent on time.

I hope this is somewhat helpful

Save your receipts from your trip out of town and the documentation from where she wrote you up as if you were there. Do not tell her you were out of town. Write down every time she harasses you, date, time and what happened. Then you can do one or both of the following. Contact the police and let them know what is going on. Give them a copy of the list and see if you can get a restraining order or whatever your state has. Contact a lawyer. A landlord is expected to provide you with a comfortable living environment. If you have paid your rent and you are not bothering others by being loud or messy or violating your lease in any way, the landlord has no right to bother you. It takes some time to get an eviction and there has to be a reason for it, so I don't think you are at risk here. Save up what you can or if you are in section 8 housing find an alternate provider and get out of there! You have enough to worry about as a parent without dealing with this too.