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2008-12-01 Unfit Living Conditions (Roaches): Probably not, unless the landlord fails to make reasonable efforts to control the problem. Note that some of these measures may include your participation (keeping food or pet bowls covered, cleanliness...
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2008-11-30 apartment and condo matinence: I presume there's probably a code in your city that likely requires there to be an adequate way to remove refuse. I would recommend contacting code enforcement for your city. Prior to doing that, you should...
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2008-11-28 Ocupant/Guest rights: You'll need to consult both the CC&R's and the By-Laws for the Association to see if such provisions are in place. Sometimes associations make attempts to restrict renters, with the thought that too many...
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2008-11-25 Survillance Cameras: I doubt that would be sufficient grounds for you to break the lease. Fake security cameras are often used as a deterrent, since it's usually hard to tell whether they are real or not. Even if the cameras...
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2008-11-24 Tenants Rights - move out: A landlord cannot deduct anything from the security deposit that (1) was a pre-existing condition upon move-in or (2) normal wear & tear. Also, the landlord must give you an accounting of your security...
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