What is the minimum temperature for living space a landlord in MIchigan can maintain?
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There's no "set" temp.  They must instead provide a "liveable" unit.  If it's in MI then they must ensure only that there's heating available to keep the unit at a "liveable" level.  \n\nIf you're talking about cooling, generally there's no requirement for A/C since while uncomfortable generally there's no temp that would be unliveable on the hot end unlike on the cold end.  \n\nYou're generally never entitled to a "comfortable" temp unless when you rented/leased the unit there was AC/Heating that kept it "comfortable" but now they do not work in that condition.  In that case you could argue to get out of the lease since or for repairs since the unit is no longer in the same "condition" as when you agreed to rent it.
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Depends on the state.  You obivously have internet.  Look up your state's landlord tenant laws.
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Proximity to interconnecting roads (highway, intersections, etc...)\nVentilation system to include A/C & heating requirements\nAge and maintenance records of buildings (if the landlord can't provide maintenance records, beware)\nRental agreement/requirement of lease/payment plan, tenant obligations, prohibited requirements\nZoning requirements\nAdvertising and promotional opportunities, such as a fee for placing company name on mall sign, etc... \nParking availability and security, to include intrusion of surrounding businesses. \nInsurance requirements by landlord and tenant\nFinancial investments in a move\nLocation of property to potential customers/clients
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State laws differ. Go online and check for your city or county department of housing. or google your state name and "tenants rights". I have tons of landlord problems so I have checked the CA tenants rights page a lot. I am sure you will find your state has many easy to understand guidelines. I state my problem in a registered letter  and/or email to my landlord and keep the receipts and copies. If you can show that you made efforts to inform the landlord of the problem and that the problem is important to your safety or enjoyment of the apartment it is usually\nfine, up to a certain amount. Your air conditioner would certainly qualify but, still, check the tenancy laws in your city, If you are a renter, you owe it to yourself to know a lot more about the laws.\nKnowledge is Power
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Under Health and Safety regulations, your environment must be kept at a 'reasonable' temperature.  There is no fixed temperature although there are guidlines.  The reason that there are only guidelines is because someone who is moving around, shifting heavy items is going to require a cooler temperature than someone who is sitting at a computer.  If a number of people find it too cold and you complain, then by LAW something has to be done about it.  If the temps are low due to a short term failure in the heating system, then you may be expected to try and cope for a short period of time.  So in some circumstances YES, you do have the right to walk out, but make sure you have objected first, dont just jump up and say - hey, I'm outta here
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speak to the landlord to see if the lease can be modified
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That's a bit high...usually want to operate at about 40-45 C or less. Get yourself a better heat sink and cooling fan, and maybe a better cooled case.
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http://www.state.ok.us/~ohc/housing/housing_txt.htm
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Check your lease terms. I am sure that your landlord and manager would understand. Don't forget to give a proper notice in advance.
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FDA recommends a critical\nlimit of 40 ‘F or less. Histamine and/or toxin formation (produced.by\nmicrobial growth) are hazards that can result from exposure to temperatures\nabove 40 ‘F for extended periods of time.
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Bonita Springs, Florida is a bike ride to the Gulf and if you find the right area, it's very cheap to live there.  My mother rents a 2br 1bath house out for $750 a month.  I lived there myself for a year.  Now I live in Fort Myers.  I have psoriasis and can't take cold weather either.  The ocean really helps... and so does sunshine.  It never really gets cold here.   If it gets below 60°, I build a fire.
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I have not found any one source. This requirement entails research based upon need. Such as below soil mean temperatures that will vary to a certain depth which vary in accordance with density of the subsoil. In construction most General Contractors can advise on Frost levels and drainage which are your primary concern (perhaps). In building airports there are charts that provide "prevailing wind" information. Some of these also give ground or surface temperature readings. These are available through Government publications.
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There is no legal maximum working temperature but the law requires employers to ensure "the temperature in all workplaces inside buildings shall be reasonable". The law on minimum temperatures is clear and unambiguous:13 degrees C for strenuous work, 16 degrees C generally.
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Sweetie?  Go ahead and buy that ac unit and tell your landlord you have taken it off your rent.  Provide him with a receipt and voila, you have what you need.  I have been doing that to my owner of my condo for two years now.  Anything that needs to be replaced, I take care of myself, and include a letter with the rent money minus the cost of the new air conditioner, garbage disposal, dishwasher, etc.  It worked for me but actually, only you know your landlord well enough to know if he will have a hissy fit if you take this approach or what not.  Know what I mean?  I have lived in West Virginia and I know that life can be unbearable due to the humidity in the Summer months.\n\nYou have to have your rent money to pay, so go ahead and get it yourself.  It will cost you nothing and there isn't much he can do about it, because believe it or not, West Virginia is not considered prime real estate and most owners are just happy to be able to rent their property out to a steady, good tenant.  Good luck on your cool adventure.  LOL!
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if it's winter time maybe you can put it outside if the temperature is 55 or below.
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wood 212° F-450 F\nhay 190F\nCarboard 450F\nPaper bag  451F