Daniel · 8 answers · 2y

After how many days of a not-working heating in the whole building that you live in, would you ask your landlord for less rent?

LESS RENT?!! My Third World mind can't process that! Here if someone said something like this I'd react like this: https://imgur.com/a/5wSMiIF

I have no idea, never been in the situation but you can bet I will be scouring the law books for my next move - America is very heavily biased toward property owners and not people who need a GD roof over their head, I hate it here

There is a legal regulation for this. But since I am a nice person in that regard I would discuss matters with my landlord and be friendly and try to come to a mutual agreement. Only in case the landlord is stubborn and stupid I would make full use of the legal regulation.

one week in winter and that's generous, after that I'm cutting down to a sensible rate (300€)
perfectly legal too in my country.

I don't need/have heating, but I'd ask them about it first. If they have no intention of fixing it, then I would immediatly ask for a rent decrease

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