Sorry, but this isfar too fact intensive a matter for any meaningful sort of on line evaluation. Take your facts to a good local tenant's lawyer...

I would suggest you start making plans to move ASAP (your days are numbered, and you don't want an eviction filing on your record); and if you want...

This depends on number of unstated facts, including whether you moved out on the exact date your lease ended, or whether you were a month-to-month...

I agree with my colleague; this is not a matter that can be addressed here on line. Your best bet would be to take your lease to a good local...

A landlord can refuse to rent to pretty much anyone, for ANY reason, unless it constitutes unlawful discrimination. Without proof of DIRECT...

I agree, you need to move out if you can confirm the place is actually making you ill. If you have no money for legal fees, try your local legal...

I agree - the best thing you can do here (indeed the only) thing is to make sure to 1) catch up; and 2) from then on, pay the full rent on time....

CAN such a motion be filed? Sure one can "file" anything in court. Whether it will have any effect at all - that's another story. And it has the...

This is not really a real property law issue, but one of "negligence" law. The apartment complex is not likely subject to any "handicap signage...

My suggestion here is that if you can't come to an acceptable arrangement, api should retain a good local tenants lawyer or real estate litigator...