I agree, it depends on a number of factors no one here on line can know, like the terms of your Lease, who has maintains obligations regarding the...

There no way to answer what is essentially a "statute of limitations" question on line, it not only depends on the cause of action, and the...

A tenant's medical condition is not at all relevant to a landlord's performance under a Lease - unless it is addressed in the Lease (which is not...

I agree; while it is a determination of fact - so there' no way for us too make the call one line, unless it creates an obvious 'safety' issue...

Far too fact-intensive a matter for on line analysis. Contact your local legal aid. gsg

This a duplicate question - see my prior response. gsg

This depends on the terms of your Lease, and the deposit agreement, if any. Your problem is that you signed the lease (and the landlord didn't?),...

Your lease ends when it ends; "notice" is not really relevant. There is no such thing as a renewal. That is a common misnomer. It would just be a...

I agree; one would need to review your LEASE (most specifically the "end date") to determine your rights with the new purchaser. In general, any...

If the AC is required under your Lease, you can send a so-called "7-day letter" threatening to terminate your lease, and if it is not fixed in that...