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Flood in apartment

By Gabriel

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  • Apt flooded on Feb 11, from water pipe that burst above our place
  • renters insurance will replace our stuff
  • have been living in apt without insulation since feb 11
  • area of flood has been un-useable due to lack of insulation and constant work by apartment people
  • living without sheetrock on the inside of damaged area for 5 days
  • apt is 1/2 cold 1/2 hot
  • they offered us an opportunity to stay in a "guest" apartment, but that is extremely incovenient and we declined
  • we want to break the lease and move out, only one additional month remaining on the lease
  • we want our feb rent, and moving expenses paid for
  • is this reasonable?
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Edited on: Saturday, March 2nd, 2013 3:20 pm
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