Renting A House With Foundation Problems

Are you renting for misuse? 3

I'm in a duplex.

The foundation is bad.

You keep showing up on the wall with other issues.

What should I expect and how long should I stay on the field if it doesn't seem to be going well?

update

A. It's a foundation, not just a bad drywall. I know this is a fact.

B. I like the place, the location, etc.

C. I want to know how long this place will be absent so that I can prepare to go.

D. I do not intend to fix it myself

How long have you been there Will? This can be a bad drywall. If the tape is not used properly, s will be visible everywhere. If you accept and the owner does nothing about it, please contact your local public order office. He is a local inspector. Tell them all about the problem and when it's reported to the owner!

This is not your problem. Owner

If something bothers you, go there. Your usage will be reduced, not yours.

(Being in base doesn't mean they're bad)

Renting A House With Foundation Problems

Send an official letter to your landlord, make a copy and keep the receipt as proof that you have received it. Explain in the letter that as the owner of the building you are responsible for the maintenance of the building and if it is not fixed within 30 days you will legally vacate it and pay your rent. Legally, any unsafe situation that has not been addressed, if you have one, is a legal reason to terminate your rental agreement. If he threatens you with legal action, your official letter will serve as proof that you have contacted him to resolve the matter and no action has been taken.
You have rights as a tenant and if you live in them dangerous / dirty buildings endanger your personal safety. Contact your local law enforcement agency and the worst case lawyer.
He had known for a long time that he would love to be on the field. If conditions are getting so bad then why stay there. It's up to you if you move !!