I agree; unless the heater is referenced IN YOUR LEASE, you are not likely entitled to it. What's more, trying to secure it would likely cost a ton...

o you pay your rent week-to-week, or month-to month? If so, your best, if not only, option is to move out and find another place to live. I'll add...

Unfortunately, I have to agree with my colleague here; your best, if not only, option is to move out and find another place to live. I'll add...

You should have retained counsel to handle this litigation. And Landlord-Tenant Appeals are (can be) quite complicated. We can't answer questions...

I agree with my colleague; it depends on the terms of your rental agreement. Most have a provision that permits such action. Read your agreement,...

I Amy not have any suggestions for your current, or past co-tenant relationships, but the way to protect yourself in future entanglements is to BE...

I agree, take your paperwork to a good local tenants lawyer. This is a great illustration of what I always say here on AVVO: there is no such thing...

If the equipment is required under Florida law, or local fire ordinance, or by your lease, then yes, of course. I mean it is HOT, and no electric,...

I agree with my colleagues; you have likely waived the right to complain about anything prior to this current month. If you wish to make claim...

Sorry, but this basic Q and A forum is not designed for, nor intended to be used to give legal advice for those house unwise enough to attempt to...