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I live in dallas my landlord will not fix the roof in my garage if i move out am i intitled to my deposit ?

  • hi i live in dallas tx i just moved in this house march 19th 2012 and so far we have mice scorpions wierd lil worms a hot water tank that needs to be reset every day my ac stoped working and he came out and fixed it his self and it broke aagain so he tryed to fix it his self for 2days then called a pro to fix it there is a big hole in the garage roof looks like water damage been there about 3 weeks now he came and nailed a daycare sign to try and cover the hole he puts strings for toilet flushers and will not call a pro for any thing hre tries to fix it all his self he told us to keep buying this bug apray and to spray the house our selfs i can go on and on but my question is if i move out will i be intitled to my deposit of $1000 ? or anything ?

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    he is violating the landlord tenant act by not keeping PROPERLY maintained property. YOU have 2 choices--inform of this --and praying or just go to court and sue him for fraud. or pay for all the repairs by a licensed repair firm--you must make sure the repairs are acceptable to you]--and then, get a receipt and when you pay the next rent, deduct it. but he has violated several LL tenant laws....so, you may leave when you wish. available to guide you further

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It's just strange that when you inspected the home before you moved in there was nothing wrong with the toilets, no bugs, and everything looked good.

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NOTHING requires a LL to hire a professional to make repairs to property he owns, in most cases And just because a tenant WANTS something repaired, does NOT mean a LL is obligated to do so However, anything related to health and safety must be taken care of You had an obligation to inspect the property BEFORE agreeing to rent it, and should have noted many of these problems BTW, recommend flushing toilets and running water in sinks and tub to check out water pressure, BEFORE signing anything Regardless, you should write a polite, business letter to LL noting the various problems, when first noted, when first reported, actions you took, actions LL took, problems persist, action you are requesting LL to take, and when (2 weeks) Then if he has not made the repairs, you give LL written notice that you consider he has breached the lease and you will be moving out by X date. You have a right to consider that LL has breached lease and to leave after giving notice to LL, ONLY if you reported all the problems, LL has not remedied the problems in a reasonable time (often 2 weeks), and the problems make the housing unsafe, unhealthy, and UNINHABITABLE. . . . . .doesn't sound like any of these do alone, but perhaps in aggregate you have a case

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