If i live in minnesota and rent , legally how warm does it have to be in the apartment during winter??
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Probably at least 65 degrees.  72 is room temperature.  I would complain if it was under 65 (too cold) or over 75 (wasteful)
740472
Gotta love the NJ weather.  You never know what you are going to get, it's a craps shoot.  One winter we may not have snow till Feb and it will melt by the end of the week, another winter will start in October.  I've seen the thermometer at 30 degrees below 0 and 45 degrees above 0 in the same month, different years.  Generally winters are on the mild side, a few snowstorms, freezing every night and above freezing some times during the day to help melt the snow.  We do get big blizzards with up to two feet of snow sometimes, but that is the exception to the rule.
586376
They do have to provide heat but b-4 u do what the last guy said read the Landlord Tenact Act for your state.  Here the tenant has to give in writing request to the landlord with a 20 day response.  Don't be like my last tenants and think you know everything.  They thought they could keep rent from me and if I evicted them they had 30 days.  Were they surprised to find out it is 3 days for non payment of rent.  So do your homework....you don't want to open yourself up to a 3 day eviction for with holding rent without first writing a request to the landlord.  Good luck!!!
922249
check this out:\nhttp://www.weathercentral.com/weather/us/states/WI/\n\nu said ur thinking of relocating....maybe u can check out the house im selling in rosholt..\n\nhttp://firstweber.com/vp/ListingServlet?SITE=FIRSTWEBER&ScreenID=LISTING_DETAIL_P&cd_MLS=584170#\n\ngoodluck
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i really don't know ... hey middle_munchkin , could you explain plz .. .can spring be colder than winter ? ,, i mean ,,, maybe when the snow starts to melt the tempreture goes down ... if anybody has a good explanation ,, plz post it .. ;-) , thanks for the question our engineer
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I would choose to live in the northern part of the U.S.  I would enjoy living either in one of the New England states, or possibly Minnesota. I just know that I want to live somewhere with a much cooler climate than where I have lived all my life.  I hate heat and humidity, and love autumn and winter.  I can always put more blankets or a heavier coat on in winter to get warm, but in heat, I am just plain miserable unless i'm in air conditioning all the time.  I do however like growing beautiful flowers, and some things that go along with warm weather, so wouldn't mind having some warm days...just not excessive heat.  I also love rain, so that wouldn't be a problem, unless it's raining so excessively as to cause flooding.  I love woods and nature, so would prefer living somewhere with lots of trees.  I think beaches are beautiful, but since I'm not really a sun-worshiper anymore, I don't particularly need to live near one all the time.  I prefer smaller towns, since that is the type of town I currently live, and was raised in, but would love living close enough to a large city, to be able to frequently enjoy the arts, and other things that only a big city can offer, if I want to.  \n\nMy dream vacation within the U.S., has always been to rent a secluded cabin, deep in the woods of New England (Vermont, New Hampshire), for at least 2 weeks.  This cabin will have a huge fireplace inside, plenty of stocked food to eat (so that I don't have to go grocery shopping but one time), plenty of wine to drink, a plush, comfy bed to sleep in, lots of good books to read, no telephones, and snow coming down all around. A vacation like this, would be pure bliss to me!!  :)
458551
I'm sorry it's about 70 degrees and sunny in ohio...maybe you should move, but beware our winters get cold
900649
It can only snow if it's warmer than -25 centigrade, disregarding windchill. That's about -13 farenheit. So if it's -24 but -33 with windchill it can still snow, but if it's -27 with no windchill, no snow!
986306
You actually have seasons. \n\nWinter can be very cold and more snow than usual.
799217
who are you kidding!! Kansas is HOT you know that you will have to run the AC all of the time!! Id call the company and ask. and then I would give moving in with a roommate a second thought, they all are hard to get a long with. No matter how BFF you are. Just keep it in mind have ground rules and stick to them. In all the years I have been at apartments I have only seen very few work out... \n\nGood luck!
478340
it really depends on your lease, mine has a job transfer clasue, yours might too.  or keep your fingers crossed your landlords are nice people.
866450
air conditioned space\n\nis that what your looking for?
790958
Condo Associations have their own rules and regulations, which are usually put together by the condo owners and any state requirements.  For example, in Chicago, the reason the apartments have to be kept at 68 degrees is because the pipes could freeze, then they could burst and the apartment building could flood and people would be without water and without proper drying mold could grow.. therefore, health issues mandate the temperatures.  \n\nFor your case, check your associational guidelines. You should have been given a copy when you purchased the place.  \n\nI recommend you get an HVAC guy in and ask for a furnace certification.  He will determine if the furnace is working within normal guidelines for the size of the building.\n\nIf the furnace is certified, then you have done what can be done. As you stated, the owner of the unit is responsible for the windows, and if the furnace meets code, that's probably where the responsibility of the association ends.\n\nIf the furnace cannot be certified, then you want to know why and if it can be fixed.  A lot of times old furnaces don't pass certification, and if let go, they could cause a fire. So it doesn't hurt to get it checked.
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LA in the winter, NY in the summer.  I have lived in both, and know how I prefer to spend my summers and winters, and in what temperature.
901876
law stats you must have a room with the temp a min 16 degrees\nwhere you must be intitled to warm yourself suficently for up to 15 minutes every hour.factorys act 1974.
171785
is there any snow there? if you want to ski come to the U.P of Michigan. We have like 20 feet. Well that is what it seems like. To us 40 degrees is a heat wave. We run outside with shorts on.
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They have a summer in MN?