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TwoBit_Samurai 09/06/20 7:14:26 PM #1: |
Today is the first day of my new lease(had to sign in June. Since that time maintenance crew has become shit.) I am currently spending $1300 a month in rent, and just found put that my apartment complex is moving to some sort of low income housing. If this information wasn't disclosed, should that be a fair reason to get out of the lease?
There are plenty of other issues we have had, but during Covid I just figured it would be easiest to stay in this apartment. --- Scarlet Arkard/Yojimbo ... Copied to Clipboard!
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I4NRulez 09/06/20 7:20:49 PM #2: |
I dont think you can break your lease for that.
You have to be able to prove that your dwelling is unlivable. --- The night brims with defiled scum,and is permeated by their rotten stench. Just think. Now you're all set to hunt and kill to your heart's content. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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IllegalAlien 09/06/20 7:21:26 PM #3: |
It completely depends on your state laws. To be fair, I was paying 1.6k for a 1BR in Section 8 housing a couple years ago.
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