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Anonymous users2024-01-24Such a claim is unrealistic. The claim is also a matter between the homeowner and the developer You are renting a house It depends on how your rental agreement is written Your property can be locked in the bedroom He only repairs the bathroom Not all repairs The bathroom is not available for a week You can negotiate with the landlord to reduce the rent But it is unlikely Don't be so serious about everything No one is easy Negotiate with others Be friendly Take a closer look at your original rental contract before making a decision.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Of course, you have to ask for compensation, but you can only ask the landlord for compensation, and then the landlord will go to the property!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You can find a landlord to reduce some rent appropriately! Let's coordinate!
Dry for a month or two, open more windows for ventilation. >>>More
You can negotiate first, and if the negotiation fails, you can directly resolve it through litigation. >>>More
If you want to repair the water leakage, it depends on how you choose materials, how to construct, and what you do! Generally, the price ranges from thousands to tens of thousands, and it is recommended that you find a professional waterproof construction to help you do waterproofing, otherwise it will be very troublesome to leak water in the future! Hope it helps.
Eight houses leak, after the compensation, can the furniture be pulled away? If it's money you take to buy furniture, that's okay to take away.
Let an experienced waterproof worker help you find the cause of the water leakage, and then treat and hold accountable according to the situation!