What do I do if my ac unit in the lease and the landlord ain't fixing it ?
Unless your lease requires that the LL provide A/C, he doesn't have to and is not required to fix your A/C.
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Unless your lease requires that the LL provide A/C, he doesn't have to and is not required to fix your A/C.
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