Can my apartment manager kick me out for calling the health department?
919139
Not as long as you are in a lease. Just to keep the peace, when you call the health department, explain to them that you are concerned about hostility and you'd like to remain anonymous. I'm sure they'd understand.\n\nYou can read about your renters rights, just search for it online, they are very specific. It may be called the Fair Housing Act ???
455600
You have the right to get fired, moved sideways or downsized. Treating a building for mould probably isn't cheap. Watch your back.
700819
He may have no choice, meaning that the tenant currently occupying the unit apparently has not left.  This actually happens more than you'd think.  To be able to force the tenant out, the landlord would have to evict and get restitution of the premises from a court order.  Then he'd have to make it ready for you as well.\n\nThat being said, the landlord should be prepared to address the fact that he cannot meet his contract terms (the move-in date).  No doubt your rent should be pro-rated for the days you can't be in the unit.  However, you might be able to negotiate an even better deal, and if YOUR landlord doesn't allow you to stay (see my comment above), you are at risk of potential court action and a negative landlord reference.  You should be compensated, perhaps in a small way, for that.
694398
ask them to excuse you whle u go to the resroom
856648
Yes I think you should leave go to the hospital and ask them for help they will help you and tell you where to go for help get out of the house now!
142907
I'd call you local disablity law center as well.. The housing inspector, the health dept and anyone else you could think of.. you want to call a mold inspector too.. the house may be condemable,, Stick that in your slumlords tail pipe and let him smoke it.
553846
I had this same problem a few years ago.  I would call the office and they would tell me what I wanted to hear and then do absolutely nothing about it.  I called the police on several occasions, but it would only stop the noise temporarily.  Finally, after a very long night of noise until 4 in the morning, and after calling the office night number, and after the office manager told me she would personally come over anytime night or day and then didn't, I called the office manager the next day and asked for the phone number for the corporate offices of the apartment complex.  This got her scared enough to take action.  She knew this had been an ongoing problem, over a year, and that she had not done a thing about it and if I called the corporate offices, ie her boss, she would be in serious trouble.  The people upstairs from me were gone by the end of the week!  Call the office of your complex, ask for the office manager and tell him or her you want the number to their corporate offices, or whoever is their immediate supervisor.  Don't ask for it, DEMAND IT!  There is no reason you should have to put up with that, you pay rent and live there, too.
363715
Have you called the local police dept.\nour hospital?
38702
I would call the police in your city (non-emergency number). They should be able to enforce your eviction.
1019479
ring your local council usually housing dept.
884861
The law states that she must first serve you with a notice to quit and then go to court for legal eviction.  She can not tell you that you must move because of relatives coming.  If you have a signed lease then you have the law on your side.  She has to have a good reason to evict you.  If you are late on your rent or destroyed the property then she can keep your security deposit but just because she wants to let others live there she can not do that.  Contact your local housing authority for a copy of tenents rights.  She can not remove  your things or have utilities shut off to force you to move either.  Good Luck.
847584
If you signed a lease you are bound to it.  It is not the complexes fault that someone said something to you that you do not like.  Make the manager aware of  the threat.  If she/he is a good manager she will address the problem and take care of it for you.  If one of my residents get threatened, I have no problem evicting the bad guys...good luck
694346
Check your lease terms. I am sure that your landlord and manager would understand. Don't forget to give a proper notice in advance.
520471
You must first and foremost make sure you have submitted something to the landlord in writing. Please be detailed as to dates and times at which you have had the problem and reported the problem.  All this is necessary if this should go any further.  Certified mail is the best as someone in the office has to sign for it.  Depending on which state you live in also means something as well.  I agree with calling out the health dept, as there are several types of mold and not all molds/mildew issues are a health hazard. I would suggest to the landlord to transfer you into another unit.  Also do that in writing as well.  Means your not trying to get out of your lease just want the maintenance issue resolved.  If he/she is not willing to work with you regarding this issue, which he/she should.  Calling the health dept can become costly on a community quick.  So if your content with living at this community, work with them and not against them.  Makes the situation go much smoother.  Keep in mind NOT all molds are considered a health hazard.  So best of luck to you and try to resolve it.  Also, if the leandlord allows you out of your lease agreement.  GET IT IN WRITING, the last thing you need is for the company to come back to you and sue you for the remainder of the lease term.  It is a fine line and becareful.  Cover your assests here....  Document everything..............
469629
Call your landlord asap.
207078
Send the manager a letter, informing him of the problem, and telling him that the presence of the mold is a health hazard, and is a breach of the lease, and constitutes a breach of the specific warranty of habitability given with the lease/apartment. Tell him in the letter that they have 48 hours to repair, or that you will repair at your costs to mitigate damages, with the costs expended by you to be deducted from future lease payments, and/or recouped via legal proceedings.  Send a copy of the letter to the local health board, or other inspection agency, along with one or more Internet articles you pull and copy that reflect the dangerousness of toxic mold.  Be sure and send the articles to the manager as well. \n\nGood luck.
935683
You should contact your local health department. I do believe that in most states, the health department is charged with enforcement of non-smoking laws. \n\nBe sure to carry a small tape recorder with you after you complain. You can expect that there will be illegal retaliation against you.