What constitutes a break in landlord responsibility?

Answer by  SandyG (807)

Assuming you signed a lease agreement, check there for details in your case. The landlord must furnish heat, 4 walls, a locking door, & closing windows. They must maintain the interior in reasonable shape (cabinets, walls, flooring, running water). You have a right to expect broken things to be fixed in a reasonable amount of time.

Answer by  flamiss22 (5081)

If the landlord refuses to respond to your list of complaints or replaces or fix anything in the apartment that is clearly not your fault.

Answer by  tamarawilhite (17883)

Breaks in landlord responsibilities that are nearly universal include: failure to maintain a safe premises such as not repairing a gas leak and not maintaining habitability such as a flooded building and continuing to charge rent.

Answer by  WadeLaw (37)

In most states, you make a request in writing to the landlord for a repair and gives him 1-3 days -- and he does not respond to your request.

Answer by  rajbharat (141)

Th resposibility of Landlord ceases when the purchaser interfere in vacating the property and the purchaser not making the payment in time as scheduled.