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No, you cannot withhold rent. You can write a letter asking the windows get repaired, then if they are not repaired in two weeks, let them know you will be getting them fixed yourself. Hire a professional for the job, pay them and give the reciepts to the landlord with the rest of the rent money. Just because the windows are broken does not mean you can live for free. You are still there, so there is still value.
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Home Depot allows customers to rent a plate compactor from their stores. Prices vary. Sunbelt Rentals also has plate compactors available to be rented, prices also vary depending on how long you would like to rent for.
There are several places in Toronto where you can rent an ozone generator. Some options include Home Depot Tool Rental, Ontario Rental Supply, and Rent-a-Center. It is recommended to call ahead and confirm availability and pricing before visiting a rental location.
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I'm no lawyer but... Probably not.
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Write him a letter stating that you will withhold the rent until repairs are made. Then, go to a bank and open a new account, and leave the rent money in it.
Probably. But, the city might come in and find code violations. If so, then the tenant has the right to withhold rent, ask a court to abate some rent, and/or move out.
You do if you have a lease agreement or f you stay in the apartment when you have no lease. There are conditions under which you can withhold rent, but these conditions vary from state to state and all require formal notice to the landlord about why the rest is withheld .
You can find offices for rent in any city that has a business presence, such as the research triangle in North Carolina or Silicon Valley in California.
No, you cannot withhold rent. You can write a letter asking the windows get repaired, then if they are not repaired in two weeks, let them know you will be getting them fixed yourself. Hire a professional for the job, pay them and give the reciepts to the landlord with the rest of the rent money. Just because the windows are broken does not mean you can live for free. You are still there, so there is still value.
If there is something wrong with your apartment, most state's laws allow you to withhold your rent, and write the landlord a letter stating what the problem is, and that the rent will be withheld until it is fixed. I would advise getting the local building inspector to visit, and write a report. Then, send the report with the letter to the landord.
The local building inspector. But, you should go to a hardware store, buy smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and install them. Then, deduct that cost from next month's rent, and send the receipts with the rent check. You'll be doing the landlord a favor. Last year, in Massachusetts, three landlords were indicted for manslaughter when some tenants died in their apartment, which had no smoke detectors.
If an apartment is reserved for you, because you paid a security deposit, that means that the landlord is not able to rent it to anyone else. Hence, when you then decide not to move in after all, the landlord has still lost the rent which he might have collected by renting that apartmnent to a different renter. So yes, he can withhold the deposit. It is not a good idea to make a deposit on an apartment that you are not actually going to move into.
Generally speaking, a tenant does not become such until he has been handed the keys to his dwelling. If the landlord has not received his first month's payment, this is the same as in not receiving the rent, which is payable in advance. Therefore the landlord does have the right to withhold the key.