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You may have more issues than just the hot water if you can't dry the place. Mold will quickly build up and toxic mold will eventually make you sick.

Yes. But there are way more issues than just the rental deposit. You should talk to a tenant's rights lawyer ASAP.

Mold was found in the air and we need to vacate (sick child), is the landlord responsible to cover temporary housing?

Your landlord isn't legally responsible to pay for your housing but you do get a refund or credit on next month's rent for those days you can't...

How much relocation does a landlord have to pay when he's evicting the tenants to build condos?

Generally, nothing. However there are new laws for 2020 and some cities have ordinances for condo conversions. Check with a lawyer to research for...

I dont have a lease agreement and I'm moving out, do I have to give a notice and pay? ?

Under these conditions you might consider the place uninhabitable and can break the lease with or without notice, though I would recommend giving...

Yes, if it's built for 4 or more. Commercial water heaters can easily handle that many. If there's just one and it's not enough then something else...

How many days notice is a tenant required to provide to end month to month tenancy agreement?

If the lease doesn't specify, then 30 days. But if the lease calls for 60 days, then you've agreed to 60 days. Your lease says 60 days if you...

If a tenant hasn't stayed a single night on my property in over a year and ceased paying rent for a month, is that abandonment?

Follow the rules for abandonment (Google it), post a notice and mail it. Consult a lawyer for more details just in case.

How to claim judgment proof?

You should definitely at least consult with a debt relief or debtor's attorney before you decide what to do. Consultations are free usually.

Can a plaintiff enter a default (court) judgment on a complaint that also included injunctive relief (in addition to other coa)?

Don't quote me on this, but if you were personally served, they might be able to file the default, just not the judgment.