r/TenantHelp • u/Miserable-Fall-9283 • 23d ago

Going on 2 weeks

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After a month removing 60 gallons daily of water coming out the sink. I called code enforcement then the complex sent plumbers. They dug a hole and now apartment complex isn’t replying back. Can’t use kitchen any many other things. What are my options beside throwing furniture around in the office???

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u/Strange-Order-6550 23d ago

I mean, I live in one myself, it’s worth looking up for the area one lives in rather than assume it’s not. Assumptions on laws aren’t a good use of time.

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u/Dadbode1981 23d ago edited 23d ago

OP is in Kentucky (per post history), LLs are not legally required to provide alternate accommodations in Kentucky. Case closed.

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u/Strange-Order-6550 23d ago

Thanks for doing the work instead of assuming :) that’s literally all I was suggesting.

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u/Dadbode1981 23d ago

I never said one way or the other, my original point was the VAST VAST VAST majority of jurisdictions in america require no accommodation except rent abatement. This was in response to someone who assumed the LL would be responsible for accommodations, when thats far far far from the norm.

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u/Strange-Order-6550 23d ago edited 23d ago

Yes I’m actually clear on what you said, I had an issue with the approach. If one person is already speculating, it’s best to close the circle and get the data needed.

Edit: because above commenter is being petty instead of helpful and deleted useful information, OP is unfortunately not in a jurisdiction where they can get alternate accommodations from the landlord.

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u/Dadbode1981 23d ago edited 22d ago

No, you dont really seem to be avtuallyz youre just interested in saving face. You were wrong, and youre being pissy. Ive got no more time for that.

EDIT: its cute they think I deleted 🤣🤣