If my landlord won't fix amenities they promised to take care of who can I contact?
80720
your lawyer -- I think that you can with-hold your rent, but I'm not sure!
15719
Contact Community Legal Services in Philadelphia, and take it from there.\nTelephone (215) 981-3700\nGeneral walk in Intake: Mon.-Fri. 9am-12pm\nLandlord Tenant Intake: Mon. & Wed. only- 9am-12pm\nTelephone intake for Landlord-Tenant is available 9am-11am Mon. & Wed. only\n\nCall them FIRST THING MONDAY.\n\nhttp://www.clsphila.org/Do_You_Have_A_Legal_Problem.htm
938152
Since this is a holiday weekend you probably wont get a response.  Wait until Monday and handle it with the property management company.  There is nothing they can do over the weekend anyways.  This is not an emergency situation that just occured, you have been dealing with this issue for a few weeks. Now it's time to take it to a higher level with the other tenants behind you first thing Monday morning.  If the problems do not get fixed with in a timely matter talk to your local landlord-tenant association and you might be able to with hold rent for December.  Good Luck!!!
799355
It's strange you landlord did that. Typically, a rental lease agreement specifies the terms of maintenance. You should review the contract carefully. If it says the landord is responsible for any maintenance issues, you should not be liable. In California, it is a landlord's responsibility to keep an apartment habitable.
870121
they should have a 1-800 or a local contact number at the back, just give 'em a call, good luck
1130164
First off, if you havent already, you MUST put your complaints/requests in writing and keep a copy for yourself.  Without doing this, there is nothing you can do.  Once you've done this, if the problems are still not taken care of within a reasonable amount of time (generally considered 30 days, especially with this type of project)  you can contact the Landlords Association.  They have a website somewhere, I'm sure you can find it.  But make sure to write your landlord a letter stating any and ALL problems.
346078
The answer to your question should be in your lease if you signed one.  However, you can just take the landlord to court with your PROOF that a repairman has come and the problem is not fixed and PROOF that your utility bills are higher as a result.  Always make sure yor rent is paid and on time...it strengthens your case and causes the adverse if you don't. These cases are common and people do win.  So just make sur eyou have proof of EVERYTHING and then take it to court if you've already approached the landlord with your problems.  Give the chance first to allow for it to be fixed and have proof of that too if possible, then it will also be noted that you tried everything including allowing them time to fix the problem but to no avail.
786766
complain to the health department.  \n\nAlso, I think the city zoning commision (i may be wrong) but there is an agency that can fine them if they do not clean up their property.
768031
Call them and tell them you want it fixed.
1105981
no, you can however, fix the air unit yourself (hire someone to fix it) and ask the landlord to reimburse you. if he doesnt, you could deduct the cost from the rent and attach a copy of the receipt where you ahd it repaired along with your payment for rent that month, and a letter explaining the details of this matter and why you are deducting the repairs cost from rent.\n\nhopefully, the landlord will pay for the repairs right away.\nhope this works out for you!
881058
Talk to the CAB about the tenant rights. They will be able to give you the specifics, and they're free!
637031
yes they can do this... they should really wait until your lease is up to make any kind of changes... make sure that they give you written notification of this... you may want to ask the new landlords to keep it the same... where you still pay for the water...
668085
contact them or read their help pages
906910
Depending on the state they may have an agency, or an office of some type that assists with condo association issues.  I had to contact them in NJ and they were pretty helpful.
388160
There must be a dept of housing or something like that either locally or at the state level you can call and find out.  Call up your local govt offices and start asking questions and get ready to deal with people who are clueless that transfer you from person to person.\n\nWith that being said your landlord is a prick, obviously.
951485
Depends on the contract you signed. I'd suggest you read it again. My feeling is that the landlord is responsible for it. But I don't know for sure.
145972
That's a breech of contract if they are not abiding by what they have in the contract. Turn the landlord in, you may have to go as far as taking them to court. \n\nBELIEVE ME, YOU CAN BET IF YOU BROKE A CONTRACT THEY WOULD BE ALL OVER YOU LIKE FLIES ON CRAP! \n\nGood luck to you.